The image at the top of this page is a view taken from about 483,000 miles (778,000 km) from Titan, we see the giant moon passing in front of Saturn as it orbits about the planet every 16 days.

This is the real color of Saturn’s mysterious hexagon storm—a rotating cloud system located on its north pole, so big that it could swallow two Earths—as you would see it if you were ...

“For no other reason than that they are gorgeous, the Cassini imaging team is releasing today a set of fabulous images of Saturn and Titan…in living color…for your day-dreaming enjoyment ...

Breathtaking images of Saturn, the farthest planet we can see with the naked eye By Jessica Orwig 2015-06-22T17:12:00Z ...

SEE ALSO: Cassini shoots through the gap between Saturn and its rings, returning the closest views ever of the planet. That striking, sky-blue feature is the eye of a persistent hurricane at Saturn's ...

The images were captured by Cassini's wide-angle camera between 2012 and 2016. Photos from 2012 show a bluish halo over Saturn's north pole, while those taken in 2016 show the same area with a ...