Lightning on Saturn &#39;1m times stronger&#39; than on Earth
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FINDING yourself in a thunderstorm on Saturn would be a truly shocking experience, scientists have discovered. New data from the Cassini spacecraft shows that lightning on the ringed planet is a million times stronger than on Earth.
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Scared of lightning? Then don&#39;t move to the ringed planet. The spacecraft Cassini found that the radio signals of lightning on Saturn are about 1 million times as intense as they are on Earth.
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Taking full advantage of a rare solar "backlight," NASA's Cassini spacecraft has discovered a faint new ring around Saturn, as well as other interesting ring features.
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The Cassini spacecraft&#39;s first radar images of Saturn&#39;s largest moon, Titan, have revealed a diverse frozen landscape of bright streaks that may be ice ridges
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The international Cassini spacecraft has beamed back to Earth never-before-seen angles of Saturn from high above and below its majestic rings. The planet is fully surrounded by the rings in images released Thursday by NASA.
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Scientists now have their first direct evidence of changing weather patterns on Titan, Saturn&#39;s largest moon. When the Cassini spacecraft flew past the satellite on Monday it spied clouds at mid-latitudes
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The European probe Huygens will listen for alien thunderstorms as it descends through the atmosphere of Saturn&#39;s moon, Titan, UniverseToday.
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Saturn&#39;s haze-shrouded moon Titan gets a second look today from the international Cassini Huygens spacecraft. Cassini&#39;s planned flyover altitude of 746 miles above the moon is the same as its October flyby.
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GET AN EXTRA STURDY UMBRELLA: Scientists studying data from a European space probe say Titan, Saturn's largest moon, apparently is lashed regularly by rain made of liquid methane that erodes the surface.
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UK scientists using the Cassini probe find a new ring and one, possibly two, new objects orbiting Saturn.
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Summary - (Dec 6, 2004) This sweeping view of Saturn&#39;s rings shows the incredible detail and grandeur of the system, from the outer F ring to the inner C ring.
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Imagine two stars with winds so intense that they eject an Earthâs worth of material roughly once every month. Next, imagine those two winds colliding head-on. Such titanic collisions produce multimillion-degree gas, which radiates brilliantly in X-rays.
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By Perkins, Sid  A wealth of data from petrified lightning  The lumps of glass created when lightning strikes sandy ground can preserve information about ancient climate, new research indicates.  Worldwide, lightning flashes occur about 65 times per second.
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Saturn's moon Enceladus is sandblasting other nearby moons with giant geysers of ice, making the moons appear brighter, research shows.
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Cassini pierced the ring plane and rounded Saturn on Oct. 27, 2004, capturing this view of the dark portion of the rings. A portion of the planet&#39;s atmosphere is visible here, as is its shadow on the surface of the rings.
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A massive eruption of atomic oxygen from Saturnâs outer rings, seen by Cassiniâs ultraviolet camera as the spacecraft neared its destination, may be an indication that the planetâs wispy E ring is eroding so fast that it could disappear within 100
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Homer Simpson, meet your match in space: Astronomers have confirmed the existence of a lopsided "doughnut" of electrified plasma surrounding Saturn.