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Best of Cassini-Huygens

The Cassini–Huygens mission was launched on 15 October 1997 to study Saturn in detail. The Cassini spacecraft carried the Huygens probe, which parachuted to Titan, Saturn’s largest moon. Some of the most important images include: Jupiter and Ganymede (3 December 2000), Jupiter, Europa and Callisto (7 December 2000), Jupiter and Io (1 January 2001), Saturn in natural color(27 March 2004), Saturn's rings in Color (21 June 2004), Saturn, Prometheus, Epimetheus, Enceladus (3 July 2004), Huygens’s descent to Titan’s surface(14 January 2005), Titan, Dione, Saturn’s rings (21 May 2011), Dione (14 December 2004), Dione (17 August 2015), Saturn’s rings in ultraviolet (30 June 2004), Titan - hills and methane lakes (30 April 2006), Northern Summer on Titan(24 May 2017), Enceladus, false color view(16 February 2005), Enceladus plumes (27 November 2005), Enceladus – last plume observation (28 August 2017), Mimas (2 August 2005), Tethys (10 November 2016), Saturn’s North Pole Hexagon and Aurora (29 October 2006), Saturn’s hexagonal polar jet stream (22 January 2017), Saturn’s north-polar region (24 May 2017), In Saturn’s Shadow (15 September 2006), Earth (15 September 2006), Saturn backlit by the Sun (19 July 2013), Vertical structures in Saturn’s main rings (26 July 2009), Daphnis (16 January 2017), Pan (7 March 2017), Highest-resolution color image of Saturn’s rings (6 July 2017), Earth Between the Rings of Saturn(12 April 2017). Credits: NASA/ESA