Cassini Heads Toward Giant Moon on Saturn
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This image taken by cameras on the US-European spacecraft Cassini on Sunday Oct. 24, 2004, reveals Saturn&#39;s moon Titan&#39;s bright &quot;continent-sized&quot; terrain known as Xanadu.
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PASADENA, Calif.  - The European-built space probe  Huygens landed on Saturn's largest moon, Titan, on Friday,  sending back indications it was alive and well and leaving  scientists eager for its first research data.
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A European spacecraft has started a journey into the unknown as scientists prepare to land on Saturn&#39;s mysterious moon Titan. The Huygens probe was expected to separate from its mothership, Cassini, at about
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PASADENA, Calif.  - The European-built space probe  Huygens entered the atmosphere of Saturn's largest moon, Titan,  on Friday in the last lap of a historic voyage to unveil the  secrets of the moon's fog-shrouded surface.
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The Cassini spacecraft cruised on Tuesday to within 745 miles of Titan, Saturn&#39;s planet-size moon, for the first close encounter with it.
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This map of the surface of Saturn&#39;s moon Iapetus (1,436 kilometers, or 892 miles across), generated from images taken by NASA&#39;s Voyager spacecraft, illustrates the imaging coverage planned during Cassini&#39;s flyby on Dec. 31, 2004.
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The Cassini spacecraft zoomed past Saturn&#39;s largest moon early Monday, its radars and other science instruments piercing Titan&#39;s thick atmosphere in search
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The Huygens spacecraft is ready to make history as it heads for its rendezvous with Saturn's smog-shrouded moon Titan.
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LOS ANGELES -- NASA&#39;s Cassini spacecraft on Tuesday made its closest pass yet to to Titan, Saturn&#39;s largest moon. The spacecraft took the first detailed pictures ever of the moon&#39;s surface.
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Summary - (Dec 15, 2004) Just days after completing its second flyby of Titan, Saturn&#39;s largest moon, Cassini proceeded on to its next target: Dione, Saturn&#39;s 4th largest moon.
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The Cassini mission is set to reveal the first close view of Saturn&#39;s giant moon Titan. At 1744 BST on Tuesday, the spacecraft will skim within 1200 kilometres of the moon - close enough for radar to penetrate
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Today the NASA/ESA/ASI Cassini-Huygens spacecraft makes a fly-by of Saturn&#39;s largest moon Titan - the closest ever performed. At the time of the closest approach, which is scheduled for 18:44 CEST, the spacecraft
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The international Cassini spacecraft began unveiling Saturn&#39;s mysterious sidekick Titan with a stream of increasingly sharp pictures of the surface taken during a flyby within 745 miles (1,198 kilometers) of the hazy moon.
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The European probe Huygens was due to descend to the surface of the Saturnian moon Titan, culminating a mission of more than seven years to explore one of the Solar System's great enigmas.
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A US-European spacecraft is preparing to explore the planet Saturn&#39;s huge moon, Titan. The &quot;Cassini-Huygens&quot; spacecraft that has orbited the ringed planet since July is to venture within 1,200 kilometers of the cloud-covered moon on 26 October.
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Summary - (Oct 26, 2004) NASA&#39;s Cassini spacecraft will pass only 1,200 km (745 miles) above the surface of Titan today, delivering the most detailed pictures ever taken of the mysterious, methane covered moon.
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As earthlings prepare for Christmas celebrations this weekend, more than 2 billion kilometres away a small space probe will begin the final stage of a long journey aimed at a touchdown on one of Saturn&#39;s moons.