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NASA's Cassini Spacecraft Continues Making New Discoveries
February 25, 2005 — NASA's Cassini spacecraft continues making new and exciting discoveries. New findings include wandering and rubble-pile moons; new and clumpy Saturn rings; splintering storms and a dynamic ... > full story -
Saturn's A Ring Has Oxygen, But Not Life
February 25, 2005 — Data from the Cassini-Huygens satellite showing oxygen ions in the atmosphere around Saturn's rings suggests once again that molecular oxygen alone isn't a reliable indicator of whether a ... > full story -
Another Look At An Enigmatic New World
February 24, 2005 — On January 14, 2005, the ESA Huygens probe arrived at Saturn's largest satellite, Titan. After a faultless descent through the dense atmosphere, it touched down on the icy surface of this strange ... > full story -
Titan's Atmosphere Comes From Ammonia, Huygens Data Say
February 23, 2005 — Cassini-Huygens supplied new evidence about why Titan has an atmosphere, making it unique among all solar system moons, a University of Arizona planetary scientist says. Scientists can infer from ... > full story -
Researchers Find Saturn's Radio Emissions, Bright Auroras Linked
February 23, 2005 — Just as the static on an AM radio grows louder with the approach of a summer lightning storm, strong radio emissions accompany bright auroral spots -- similar to Earth's northern lights -- on the ... > full story -
Saturn's Moons Titan And Enceladus Seen By Cassini
February 22, 2005 — NASA's Cassini spacecraft has had a busy week, snapping stunning new images of two of Saturn's moons -- smoggy Titan on Feb. 15 and wrinkled Enceladus on Feb. 16. Visible in radar images ... > full story -
Cassini's Radar Spots Giant Crater On Titan
February 18, 2005 — A giant impact crater the size of Iowa was spotted on Saturn's moon Titan by NASA's Cassini radar instrument during Tuesday's Titan ... > full story -
NASA Spacecraft Help Solve Saturn's Mysterious Auroras
February 18, 2005 — Scientists studying data from NASA's Cassini spacecraft and Hubble Space Telescope have found that Saturn's auroras behave differently than scientists have believed for the last 25 ... > full story -
Cassini's Cameras View Titan In A Different Light
February 18, 2005 — Cassini's third close approach to Titan on Tuesday, Feb. 15, yielded intriguing new views of the planet-sized moon, as the spacecraft's powerful cameras looked at and through the orange murk ... > full story -
NASA And The Universe Send A Celestial Valentine
February 13, 2005 — The candles are lit; the champagne is on ice. All you need now are flowers and a ring. This Valentine's Day, NASA's Spitzer and Cassini spacecraft provide you with both, in two intriguing new ... > full story
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