Cassini fires thrusters to deflect its path
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NASA has confirmed that the Cassini mother ship, which carried the Huygens probe, has successfully adjusted its course to avoid collision with Saturnâs moon Titan.
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The Cassini-Huygens mission&#39;s second (comparatively) close encounter Monday with Saturn&#39;s moon Titan generated more atmospheric drag on the spacecraft than expected, NASA mission controllers say.
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Scientists have successfully measured the wind speeds which pummelled Huygens during its descent to Titan
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The Huygens probe seems to be on the right course after being unleashed on its journey to Saturn's moon Titan.
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Space-watchers figure out where the Navy will try to shoot down a dying satellite -- and where the debris cloud is likely to go afterwards.
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The Cassini spacecraft completed a successful rendezvous with Saturn&#39;s moon Titan today. This was the last pass before the European Space Agency&#39;s Huygens probe is sprung loose from Cassini on Christmas Eve.
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Its orbit around Saturn securely established, the Cassini mission releases the probe designed to send back information from the planet's largest satellite.
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Russian controllers fired the International Space Station's thrusters Monday, successfully testing navigation computers that malfunctioned last week.  The six Russian computers provide backup attitude control and orbital altitude adjustments for the station.
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NASA&#39;s Cassini spacecraft streaked by Saturn&#39;s smoggy moon Titan today, targeted to pass within just 750 miles of the planet-sized satellite to give scientists their first
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Inside a physics lab at the University of Dayton Research Institute BBs are fired at 20,500 mph at spaceships. Sort of. The goal is to test the mettle of the composite fabric or aluminum skins on orbit-bound spacecraft.
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Nasa&#39;s fastest-swivelling space probe ever built -- Swift -- roared into the orbit aiming to explore the violent celestial explosions which may bestow black holes the birth cries.
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PASADENA, Calif. - The US-European spacecraft Cassini hurtled Tuesday toward its closest encounter yet with Saturn&#39;s giant moon Titan.
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The Cassini spacecraft has detected two and possibly three new additions to the already full environment of Saturn, and scientists are puzzled over what they&#39;ve seen.
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The NASA spacecraft Cassini, which is carrying a European Space Agency probe, cut off communications with controllers on Monday as it prepared to peer beneath a veil of smog shrouding Saturn&#39;s moon, Titan.
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Cassini is just now speeding past Titan in her first close approach to Saturn&#39;s enigmatic moon. With her instruments pointed at the planet, she cannot communicate with Earth, so Cassini&#39;s
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PASADENA, Calif. The spacecraft Cassini has begun beaming close-ups of Saturn&#39;s giant moon Titan to Earth. The first image was a low-resolution scene of part of Titan&#39;s disk covered in hydrocarbon haze.
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Cassini is flying to within 745 miles of Titan's surface and beaming back hundreds of images in a scouting trip that will lead to the Christmas Eve release of a probe for a parachute drop into Titan's atmosphere.