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Cassini launched in October 1997 and reached Saturn in 2004. For the next 13 years it gave us the closest look we’ve ever had at the ringed planet. It dropped the Huygens probe onto Titan, found methane lakes there, and caught geysers of water erupting from the south pole of Enceladus. Those geysers led to one of the biggest discoveries of the mission: a global ocean hidden under the moon’s icy shell, one of the most promising places to look for life beyond Earth. By 2017 Cassini was running out of fuel. Left in orbit, it could one day crash into Enceladus or Titan and carry Earth microbes into a world that might have life of its own. So on September 15, 2017, after 22 final dives between Saturn and its rings, NASA steered Cassini into Saturn’s atmosphere on purpose. It kept sending data until the very end. 📌 Credits / Sources Animation: NASA/JPL-Caltech (“Cassini’s Final Moments”) Images: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute (PIA21345 “So Far from Home”, PIA17184 “Encroaching Shadow”) Music & sound design: original #shorts #Cassini #Saturn #NASA #Enceladus #space #astronomy #spacecraft #science

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