The final result was the Saturn V, the rocket that would power all six successful moon landings and the launching of the ...

Saturn is visible in the sky now, a beautiful ringed world with a density so low it would float in water. Wait. No. That's actually wrong, says Wired Science blogger Rhett Allain.

The “V” stood for the five giant F-1 rocket engines—still the most powerful ever built—clustered at the bottom of the Saturn V’s first stage.

Mimas (right) and Enceladus, two of Saturn's 82 moons, are also clearly visible in the image. NASA has previously speculated that Enceladus, which is the dot at the bottom of the image, ...

Saturn has more known moons than any other planet. With 274 confirmed moons, ... Kraken Mare is so deep that Cassini's radar was unable to probe all the way to the bottom.

These elements are believed to total 15–18 times the mass of Earth, which is about 15% of the mass of Saturn. Bottom-up formation. The knowledge that Saturn contains a large core of heavy elements ...

Saturn also boasts a six-sided feature at its north pole, which scientists first noticed when NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft visited Saturn in 1981.Saturn's hexagon is mesmerizing but also odd: the ...

The vortex of Saturn's north polar storm is seen in this false-color image taken from NASA's Cassini spacecraft. The eye is an estimated 1,250 miles across with cloud speeds as fast as 330 miles ...

Saturn There's liquid on Titan, Saturn's largest moon. ... In fact, the lake is so deep that Cassini's radar couldn't probe all the way to the bottom. Back in 2014, ...

The pictures were taken back in July by the space probe that's been orbiting Saturn since 2004 ... at any time clicking the "Do Not Sell or Share my Data" button at the bottom of the webpage.