Saturn

Saturn’s Iapetus: A Moon That Looks Like a Walnut

February 28, 2023 | Editors

Saturn’s moon Iapetus is a fascinating celestial object that has captured the imagination of scientists and space enthusiasts alike. Read More

Solar System

Saturn’s Moon Dione Become Even More Mysterious

August 21, 2015 | Editors

if you’re anything like us you’re probably a fan of Saturn with its seven groups of gorgeous ring, 62 main moon and hundreds of smaller moonlets and also has one tiny artificial satellite, Cassini, which just finished its last close flyby of one of Saturn’s moons, Dione, on August 17. Read More

Solar System

Strange Alien Red ‘Arcs’ Spotted On Tethys ~ Saturn’s Icy Moon

July 31, 2015 | Editors

New Cassini’ enhanced-color photos reveal a surprising feature on Saturn’s icy moon Tethys: a mysterious, graffiti-like reddish streaks running for miles on moon’ surface, their origin unknown. Read More

Solar System

Saturn’s Moon Enceladus could be Perfect for Life, New Study Suggests

March 12, 2015 | Editors 1

Saturn’s moon Enceladus is a mystery. From Earth it looks tiny and cold, and yet it’s not a dead hunk of rock. Actually, Enceladus makes the short list for most interesting places in the Solar System. Passing spacecraft see trenches and ridges, similar to Earth’s, and in 2005 NASA’s Cassini mission spotted ice geysers streaming from its south pole. Read More

Solar System Space Exploration

Alien Life could Exist on Saturn’s Moon Titan, Say Scientists

March 1, 2015 | Editors

For many years, mankind has wondered about the existence of life in worlds outside the Earth. It is possible though that alien life may indeed exist but not as we know it. In a new study published this week by researchers from Cornell University, the team of researchers has modeled a new methane-based life form that can metabolize and reproduce, similar to the oxygen-based life forms here on Earth. Read More

Space Exploration

Monster Rings found Around Giant Alien Planet J1407b

January 27, 2015 | Editors

Children and adults alike marvel at the rings around Saturn. In a model of our solar system, Saturn — and its rings —is typically the one that gets the most attention. But while it is easy to be fascinated by Saturn, astronomers have recently found an exoplanet with an even grander expanse of wings that is sure to wow a new generation of stargazers. Read More

Celestial Object Solar System Space Exploration

Is There Life on Saturn Moon Enceladus?

November 26, 2014 | Editors

2005 cassini captures an astonishing sight, a hundred geysers shooting ice particles miles into space from cracks in the south pole. Enceladus is hurdling its guts into space at a colossal rate. As enceladus orbits saturn, these icy plumes feed a vast shimmering halo around the planet the mysterious e ring. Read More

Solar System Space Exploration

Spectacular Volcanic Eruptions On Io

March 13, 2014 | Editors

Beyond Mars lie the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. These giant gas balls have no solid surface and thus no possibility of volcanic activity. Any such action in this part of the solar system would have to be on a planetary moon. Read More

Solar System

Rare Phenomenon In The Solar System, What Has Cassini Photographed?

February 8, 2014 | Editors 4

Cassini has made unique photographs, it captures the hexagon, a strange formation present at one pole of Saturn. The diameter of the “hexagon” is 30,000 miles. Read More