Cassini-Huygens was launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, ... Earth (August 1999) and Jupiter (December 2000). Last night, Cassini-Huygens approached Saturn from below the plane of its rings.

Cassini transported Huygens on their journey from Earth to Saturn. Cassini’s mission was to investigate Saturn and its system, while Huygens’ was to explore Titan, the planet’s largest moon.

Cassini and Huygens traveled together from Earth to Saturn's orbit. Their mission represented the symbiotic pairing of NASA and the European Space Agency. NASA's Cassini provided the propulsion.

The Huygens probe transmitted sound to Earth from farther away in the solar system than any spacecraft ever had before. Below, explore a collection of intriguing noises from the Cassini-Huygens ...

Right until its final moments, the spacecraft continued to send insightful images of 'The Ringed Planet.' The mission's ...

Cassini and Huygens revealed Titan as a through-the-looking-glass version of Earth. Its surface temperature of -179C means that liquid hydrocarbons take up many of the roles played by water on our ...

At that time, the Cassini orbiter will reorient its main antenna dish toward Earth in order to play back the data collected by Huygens, which will be received by NASA's 70-m diameter antenna in ...

For a moment four years ago, the spacecraft Cassini watched Earth from 900 million miles away. The probe had ducked behind Saturn. There, shielded from the sun’s rays, the robot turned its de… ...

At 1.25 billion km from Earth, after a 7-year journey through the Solar system, ESA’s Huygens probe is about to separate from the Cassini orbiter to enter a ballistic trajectory toward Titan ...

Cassini will end its 20-year mission on Sept. 15, burned up in Saturn's atmosphere. The mission has been a major success. Cassini landed the Huygens probe on Saturn's moon Titan and sensed ...

Cassini transported Huygens on their journey from Earth to Saturn. Cassini’s mission was to investigate Saturn and its system, while Huygens’ was to explore Titan, the planet’s largest moon.