NASA’s Cassini spacecraft crashed into Saturn

After a 20-year voyage orbiting Saturn’s rings, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft made its grand finale and crashed into Saturn after running out of fuel.

[coolcustomer]

It would have been nice if you differentiated which clips were animations and which were actual footage from the Cassini craft.

[mrspaceman]

Dear NASA, If you've made it this far down the comment section, I would like to apologize for most of what you've already read. I honestly don't know what's wrong with these people but feel compelled to apologize on their behalf. I don't think they can understand the magnitude of effort poured into this over the years and the effect something like this can have on ones personal life. What a marvelous time we live when there are people excited and capable enough to dedicate their entire carrier to something like this. Hats off to NASA and the team that saw this through. None of you should ever pay for a bear again. Clap, Clap, Clap, Clap

Dear Most YouTube Commenters, The earth is round and NASA sent that thing to another world on a 20 year mission. Then they crashed the damn thing into Saturn. So stop feeling sorry for yourselves and go do something besides hating everyone whose willing to make a difference.

[tylerv.g.]

Fox news put this together, not nasa, it's not their fault fox chose to put all the cgi clips in there with the real ines

[mattsauceda]

Misspell of 'discovered' around 0:40.

[worsethenjacksfilms]

RIP Cassini, you found a place to build space rapture, and for that I respect you.

Oh and stuff about Saturn or whatever

[chatter]

Do we now have actual pics or video footage (I'll take either :) ), of the actual final descent? That's what people really want to see I think.

[chinaskee]

Have been following our space program ever since I was a little kid. Can still remember coming home from school and watching Alan Shepards mission which lasted all of about 15 minutes or so. I don't care if we never find a single other living thing out there. As far as I'm concerned the NASA Space Program is one of the best ways our tax dollars are put to work.

[Murlock]

Hello fox, refferences such as links to the information in the video or dont the media think that is important anymore ?
also i would like to know what the tune is ( music ) that is playing in the video.
Thank you.

[jeremyp]

and yet Ford cant make any new cars go much over 150, 000 miles

[quitebad]

Who knows maybe cassini was carrying life and it lands on Saturn

[groceres]

Said to say good bye. I worked on cassini

[lindaclark]

A sad but victorious day! Good job NASA!

[mattk]

there's people out there from different countries in space. district managers/owners /an more.. My wife, just saw someone from North Korea last week and China and Australia.

[ammarakbar]

I love science and I wish I was one of those scientists

[MR-kylt]

So they know life is on the moon's. Didn't want to contaminate them...hmmmm. Sounds pretty sure to me

[SuperiorAmericanGuy]

Those two moons can support life? Yeah right doubt that.

[hustleman]

Well that was basic knowledge. Why not speak of the geysers captured on Titan?

[The_Primary_Axiom]

98% CGI and two real pics ? It's going to be awhile before quantum entanglement internet and communications happen. Once that happens it's a game changer. Can you imagine instant communication no matter where in space time you are ?

[Chalky.]

The comments here are exactly what I expect on a Fox News video.

[somemaycallthisjunkmeicall]

You people are so dense of course it's anination. It's a simulation