Enceladus and Europa are among the most promising places where alien life could exist in our solar system.
Titan's large seas and lakes may be influenced by waves, but not the kind you could surf, according to new research.
Saturn's moon Enceladus is known for spewing jets of water-ice into space, with new research revealing a potential mechanism behind this phenomenon.
Plus, a major development in the quest for nuclear fusion power.
Mimas joins an elite club of solar system moons harboring subsurface oceans with potential habitability.
The smallest rings in the solar system, belonging to the centaur Chariklo, may be perturbed by a moon that's yet to be discovered.
The latest portrait of Uranus showcases its rarely seen rings and moons.
Data gathered by NASA's Cassini spacecraft has confirmed evidence of hydrogen cyanide on Enceladus—a molecule tied to the origin of life as we know it.
A slew of recent articles are claiming that Saturn's rings may vanish by 2025. But what's the real story?
Dragonfly's flight system is undergoing rigorous testing in a wind tunnel, with varying wind speeds to simulate the environment of Saturn's moon Titan.
The newly discovered, 320 mile-per-hour jet disturbs layers of the gas giant’s atmosphere.
These space explorers managed to document their final moments, sending back precious data before going silent forever.
Space imagery is revealing water and methane rivers past and present.
A new image from the $10 billion observatory reveals the gas giant’s ring structure and its moons.
The Cassini spacecraft detected phosphorus—a building block of life—in the subsurface oceans of the icy moon Enceladus.
The $10 billion space observatory is investigating ancient light as well as nearby moons.
Astronomers said in February that Jupiter had the most moons with 92, but now Saturn is stealing the title back.
The Saturn V rocket remains one of NASA's greatest technological achievements—a powerful launch vehicle that finally brought the Moon within reach.
Saturn's rings could be the remnants of an icy moon that was torn up by the planet's gravitational field.
The launch of NASA's upcoming megarocket will be even louder, but the space agency has taken precautions to suppress the noise.
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