The colossal shadow of Titan, Saturn's largest and most mysterious moon, will glide across the vibrant cloud bands of the ...

Recent discoveries of new moons orbiting Saturn have sparked renewed interest in the processes behind the planet’s ring ...

In 2005, NASA's Cassini Saturn orbiter took images of Saturn's moon Enceladus, and discovered geysers blasting particles of water ice into space from fractures near the south pole. The observation ...

This phenomenon is caused by an optical illusion that occurs when the stars line up. Saturn is tilted at 26.73 degrees on its orbit, while Earth is very close to that at a 23.5-degree tilt.

Like Saturn, the new asteroid takes about 30 years to revolve but lies 60 degrees ahead of the planet in its orbit, Wiegert and colleagues report in work submitted September 29 to arXiv.org.

You might have seen an interesting phrase popping up in your social media feeds lately: "Chiron is in retrograde." If you're ...

Do not adjust your monitor: The image you see here, captured by NASA's Cassini orbiter, is a hurricane on Saturn that's twice the size of Earth. The eye of the storm, shown in red, is about 1,250 ...

Follow the Saturn Orbit insertion with live NASA TV coverage, view the latest images of Saturn’s moons or read archived articles from The Planetary Report. European Space Agency ...

And once in orbit, Cassini-Huygens had 75 minutes to take pictures of Saturn and its rings before it turned again to point the antenna forward for its second transit through the ring gap.