Science Dec 26 This drone will fly on one of Saturn’s moons. Here’s the woman leading the mission By Jamie Leventhal
Science Jun 27 WATCH: NASA charts course to Saturn’s moon Titan with ‘Dragonfly’ mission The American space agency plans to announce details of the new expedition from its headquarters on Thursday. By Nsikan Akpan
Science Sep 14 Let Cassini live forever with these desktop and smartphone wallpapers After 20 years and 5 billion miles traveled, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft will plummet Friday into Saturn, but you can keep the mission alive with these NewsHour-crafted backgrounds for your computers and smartphones. By Julia Griffin
Science Sep 13 Watch 8:25 Why NASA’s Cassini will take a fiery swan dive into Saturn Some 800 million miles away, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has orbited Saturn and captured images of its rings and icy moons. After nearly 5 billion miles traveled and 20 years of sending revealing data from the gas giant, Cassini is winding… By PBS News Hour
Science Sep 13 Analysis: Why NASA’s Cassini probe had to be destroyed The death of NASA's Cassini spacecraft is a matter of life or… well…life. By Fedor Kossakovski
Apr 13 NASA: Ocean on Saturn moon contains ‘almost all’ known ingredients for supporting life By Andrew Wagner NASA reveals compelling evidence for hydrothermal vents on Saturn's moon Enceladus. Continue reading
Oct 30 See close-up photos of geysers on Saturn’s moon By Margaret Sessa-Hawkins Haunting and detailed pictures of Saturn’s moon Enceladus are being released by NASA today after an October 28 flyby in which the Cassini spacecraft skimmed by only about 30 miles above the moon’s surface. Continue reading
Nov 29 Watch Cassini spacecraft’s cosmic photos bring the world ‘along for the ride’ Cassini spacecraft's cosmic photos bring the world 'along for the ride'… Continue watching
Nov 29 Watch Why the Cassini Mission Needs to Continue Judy Woodruff asks Carolyn Porco if NASA can afford to continue exploring Saturn. Continue watching
Jul 31 Scientists Find Liquid Lake on Saturn’s Moon By PBS News Hour Researchers have spotted a liquid lake on Saturn's moon Titan, making that moon the first celestial body shown to have fluid on its surface. But this isn't a lake you'd want to swim in -- it's made up of ethane,… Continue reading