Today on Google's home page is a special spacecraft Doodle, Google logo, to mark when the Cassini spacecraft begins taking photos and measurements between Saturn and its rings. Today, April 26, the ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Today, Google is honoring NASA's Cassini mission to Saturn with an adorable Google Doodle ...

On Wednesday, the Cassini spacecraft makes the first of 22 death-defying dives into the 1,500-mile-wide gap between Saturn and its rings, giving us an unprecedented view of the sixth planet from the ...

Today’s Google Doodle features a dorky looking spacecraft clicking pictures of Planet Saturn and then stopping for a quick selfie. What Google’s cute doodle is actually trying to symbolise is ...

Google's out-of-this-world doodle depicts the Cassini Spacecraft taking a photo shoot of Saturn and its rings. Today, the Cassini Spacecraft is going where no spacecraft has gone before — on a dive in ...

Cassini Spacecraft Google doodle: The mission has entered its final leg, touted as 'The Grand Finale'. Cassini Spacecraft orbiting Saturn's Moon, Titan has entered its final dive, called "The Grand ...

The Cassini spacecraft’s decade-long exploration around Saturn and its satellites has yielded a stunning collection of photos and tons of other discoveries. But before the probe ends its mission by ...

Today’s animated Google Doodle celebrates Nasa’s Cassini spacecraft, which today begins the final leg of its journey between the rings of Saturn. The unmanned probe, a collaboration between the US and ...

April 26 (UPI) --Google is highlighting the Cassini Spacecraft's final dive between Saturn and its rings with a new Doodle. Google's homepage features an animated short in which the Cassini is seen ...

December 21 not only marks the Winter Solstice for the northern hemisphere, but also the Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn. As such, the search engine and tech giant Google has created a fitting ...

Google Doodle on Monday celebrated the Winter Solstice, the shortest day and the longest night of the year, on Monday. This phenomenon occurs when one of the Earth's poles has its maximum tilt away ...