Titan, Saturn's largest moon, captures the imagination. The distant world plays host to lakes of liquid methane and ethane that look like they could be a nice spot for an alien yachting expedition ...

The Cassini mission to Saturn may be over, but scientists and the rest of humanity will be poring over images from the spacecraft for years to come. Below is the very last picture Cassini took of ...

The international Cassini spacecraft began unveiling Saturn's mysterious sidekick Titan with a stream of increasingly sharp pictures of the surface taken during a flyby within 745 miles of the ...

Space Photos of the Week: Saturn, You So Pretty A shadow on Saturn's rings, a baby star, and shoebox-sized satellites.

As the European Space Agency notes along with the release of the images, Saturn’s auroras occur in these wavelengths due to the fact that the planet’s atmosphere is hydrogen rich. On Earth ...

We've been treated to some truly stunning images from Cassini over its 13 years at Saturn, so it's pretty sad that these are the last new images of the gas giant and its moons we'll see for the ...

Saturn’s a long way off, and it’s unlikely that anyone alive today will get to take a personal tour of the ringed wonder of our solar system.

Six infrared images of Titan were captured by the Cassini spacecraft, which, after 13 years of exploration, burned up in Saturn's atmosphere last year.

Titan, Saturn's largest moon, captures the imagination. The distant world plays host to lakes of liquid methane and ethane that look like they could be a nice spot for an alien yachting expedition ...

<p>Here on Earth, auroras are pretty neat sight to see. The phenomenon, commonly called the "Northern Lights," is fairly well understood by scientists. They occur when charged particles from the ...