Cassini set to pierce moon's haze
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The Cassini spacecraft is set to reveal the closest views yet of Saturn's moon Titan, when it makes a close pass of the satellite on Tuesday.
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PASADENA, Calif., Dec. 24 -- The Cassini spacecraft hurtled toward a Christmas Eve mission to release a probe that will plunge through the smoggy atmosphere of Saturn&#39;s mysterious moon Titan.
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Early snapshots of Titan, the enigmatic moon of Saturn, show it may be dimpled with huge lakes. Its surface also seems to be etched with cracks or ridges - similar in signature to pressure ridges found in ice flows at the Earth&#39;s polar caps.
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For the first time in the history of astronomy, scientists are about to glimpse the mysterious surface of Titan, Saturn&#39;s haze-shrouded moon.
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The European Space Agency prepares to send its Huygens probe hurtling through the smoggy atmosphere of Saturn's moon, Titan. What the probe will find on the other side is anybody's guess. By Amit Asaravala.
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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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It is an encounter that planetary scientists and space science enthusiasts have been waiting for as the Cassini-Huygens Probe darts into the upper atmosphere of the Saturn moon Titan on Tuesday afternoon October 26th.
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PASADENA, Calif. The Cassini spacecraft is expected to reach its closest approach to Saturn&#39;s giant moon Titan this morning. The international spacecraft entered orbit around Saturn in June and is expected
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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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It&#39;s an encounter that everyone has been waiting for: on Tuesday, October 26, Cassini-Huygens will streak past Titan in the mission&#39;s first close encounter with Saturn&#39;s largest moon.
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PASADENA, Calif. - After the Cassini spacecraft&#39;s close-up photography and radar imaging of Saturn&#39;s largest moon, the first parting of its veil of dense smog, scientists know this much for sure about 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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US space probe Cassini will near Titan, one of Saturn&#39;s moons, on October 26 to take pictures with the aid of radar, NASA said.
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Cassini&#39;s latest sweep past Saturn&#39;s moon Titan revealed more intriguing pictures of the surface but left many mysteries intact.
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Sandblaster effect The Cassini spacecraft could be at risk of damage when it makes its next closest approach to the moon Enceladus.â¦
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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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Scientists are about to get their first really close and revealing look at Titan, the invitingly mysterious giant moon of Saturn.