The world simply with the device Cassini

• World-bye to the Cassini machine

The world says goodbye to the Cassini device, which was launched in 1997 as part of the mission "Cassini-Huygens", and the last 13 years explored Saturn and its surroundings, providing earthlings photographs of the planet and its satellites. Originally the mission was scheduled for three years, but the excellent condition of the machine enabled NASA engineers to twice extend her term. Having made the last round, the unit went into Saturn's atmosphere and burned.

The world simply with the device Cassini

Saturn, May 7, 2004

The world simply with the device Cassini

Saturn, November 12, 2013

The world simply with the device Cassini

Saturn, November 19, 2011

The world simply with the device Cassini

The ultraviolet images of Saturn's rings, 2004

The world simply with the device Cassini

South Jupiter Pole

The world simply with the device Cassini

One of the last pictures of Saturn's rings. Photographed two filters CL1 and CL2

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Titan against the backdrop of Saturn

The world simply with the device Cassini

At the north pole of Saturn has an interesting permanent education - a giant hexagon. Such phenomena anywhere else in the solar system is not observed, but its origin is still not precisely described.

The world simply with the device Cassini

The set of small storms atmosphere Saturn

The world simply with the device Cassini

Saturn, July 23, 2013 (indicated by an arrow planet Earth)

The world simply with the device Cassini

Cassini Saturn apparatus on the background (illustration)

The world simply with the device Cassini

In the photo: countless rings of Saturn