It (and its rings!) rotates around its pole at an angle of about 26 degrees. Much like Earth, that means that for half of Saturn’s year, Saturn’s southern hemisphere is pointed more directly ...

While all the ingredients are there, the moon's composition likely prevents them from coming together in any meaningful way.

What kind of mission would be best suited to sample the plumes of Saturn's ocean world, Enceladus, to determine if this ...

perhaps sprayed from the moon's south pole. Exactly how the other rings formed is a mystery, but one theory is that sometime in the past, a moon or large comet got too close to Saturn and was ...

Saturn's sixth-largest moon out of its 82 in ... geyser-like eruptions that occur through fissures in the ice at its south pole. Jets of water and some solid particles such as ice crystal ...

Bands of clouds look like they were painted on the planet in the new photo, which shows Saturn's north pole dominated by the planet's hexagonal jet stream surrounding the "hurricane-like storm" at ...

Images taken by the Cassini mission's imaging science subsystem on 11 October 2006 suggest that some of these characteristics are combined in a unique way in the south polar vortex on Saturn ...

As we reach the north pole, we'll notice a slight problem with our plan to land on the surface below. There is no surface below. Saturn's made almost entirely of hydrogen and helium gas ...