The first topographic map of the surface of Titan gives a fascinating new insight into Saturn's giant moon. Continue reading →

There's evidence to suggest the majestic Saturnian system was re-born out of a violent demolition derby less than 4 billion years ago. ->

Saturn's rings rain charged water particles down onto the gas giant's atmosphere, causing measurable changes in the planet's ionosphere. ->

This is a color composite image of Saturn's moon Rhea (pronounced REE-ah) made from raw images acquired by Cassini this past Saturday, March 9, during its most recent -- and last -- close pass of the moon. ->

Hiding inside Saturn's majestic rings are tiny moons that can barely be seen -- but they give themselves away by the "propellers" in their wake. ->

When it's setting up a powerful shockwave in space made up of high-speed particles accelerated to nearly the speed of light, that's when! ->

Have astronomers spotted Saturn's twin (plus rings) orbiting a star 420 light-years away?

The Cassini science team has released humanity's first picture of what sunlight glinting off a lake looks like on another world. This is Titan, Saturn's largest moon, which has lakes of liquid hydrocarbons on its surface. NASA says its scientists have been looking for the glint of light o...