Discover the stunning true-color image of Saturn's polar vortex captured by the Cassini spacecraft during its historic dive. A processed, true-color image of Saturn's ...

A true-color image of Saturn’s polar vortex was generated from photographs acquired by the Cassini spacecraft on April 26, 2017, during its initial dive between the planet and its rings. Processed by ...

NASA's Cassini spacecraft orbiting Saturn has noticed a peculiar change at the planet's north pole: the giant hexagon surrounding it has changed color. Scientists have known about Saturn's hexagon ...

The poles of Dione as seen by Cassini. The NASA spacecraft took the images making up these new mosaics of Saturn's moon Dione during the vehicle's first ten years exploring the Saturn system. Read the ...

It will soon be spring on Saturn ... and it will last for the next eight years or so. To celebrate the slow passing of the seasons of the giant ringed planet, NASA has released four real-color images ...

Composite images of Saturn’s rings, taken by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, have revealed mysterious color variations that hint that the rings could be made of materials from the outer solar system.

Storms in space can take many forms. From Jupiter's planet-sized cyclones to Earth's spinning hurricanes, our solar system is filled with raging tempests of all shapes and sizes. But perhaps the most ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. NASA's Cassini spacecraft continues to amaze scientists with its amazing views of Saturn and its ...

These are the highest-resolution color images of any part of Saturn’s rings, to date, showing a portion of the inner-central part of the planet’s B Ring. The view is a mosaic of two images that show a ...

All the hues of Saturn's B Ring pop out in a high-resolution color image sent back by NASA's Cassini spacecraft. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a twist for CNET.

A raging storm on Saturn , larger and stronger than any previously observed by NASA's two Voyager flybys or the currently operating Cassini orbiter, has now been captured in new false-color image s. A ...