What Did NASA Photograph On Saturn? [REAL IMAGES]

Does Saturn's Moon Enceladus harbor life? A Cassini Scientist seems to think so.

After an almost two-decade long journey into space, NASA's Cassini Huygens mission, in collaboration with the ESA, has finally come to an end. The spacecraft successfully orbited Saturn and its moons after launching in 1997 before entering into the planet's atmosphere one final time and is now forever immortalized by becoming a part of Saturn itself.

The mission proved to be the key factor in our exploration of the Saturnian system and has answered some key questions we’ve had about the planet for years, all while offering stunning views of our giant neighbor.

Welcome to Factnomenal and in today’s video we're going to take a close look at the groundbreaking discoveries and incredible images of NASA's most inspiring mission.

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0:00 Introduction
0:49 WELCOME TO THE RING WORLD
2:00 SATURN UNVEILED
3:09 IS THERE LIFE ON ENCELADUS?
4:28 UNRAVELING THE RINGS
6:36 LANDING ON TITAN
7:27 VIEW FROM ABOVE
8:24 SPACE ART

[chriswormell]

On thing I find fascinating is the near perfect hexagon. I'm sure it's been studied thoroughly but it's amazing something like that would occur naturally.

[erik-rennespihlak]

Yeah we should head back to Enceladus for sure, we need to know if there is life or not

[micahrowe]

I vote Enceladus for looking for life.

[jeronimomod]

All likelihood Enceladus does have microbial life. Some forms of extremophiles but in all likelihood there is no animal life because the pressures were talking about would be impossible for any thing bigger than microbes

[Poppy_]

I've always thought as a child that the rings of Saturn were that of an album and some how they have a record player that can play it... lol...

[AISaidWhat]

Love this! Saturn is my favorite planet!

[ElevationNights]

R.I.P. Cassini
Gone but not forgotten.
A true hero to the new generations...

[jakelee]

Just a random thought… what if we made a probe to send to Enceladus that drills it’s way down to the hydrothermal vents to collect samples but the probe has like heart beat sensors or some type of life detecting device that’ll send the data back to earth some how

[__--JY-Moe--__]

WOW!! so stunning!! glad 2 see the great footage!!

[Factnomenal]

🪐 Where should NASA's next mission be to next? Should we go back to Enceladus?

[ryanjackson]

Id love to see our species ventyre to distant worlds and explore them more, but i think it's more important to focus on fixong and protecting our own planet before we venture to other ones. We've done so much damage to our beautiful home and it's only getting worse. I fear for our world in 10 years

[morbincrusader]

Oh it has life alright, just not the type of life forms you'd expect. It's more than likely bacterial level at least.

[danieller]

I wonder how long it will be before James Webb finds a better Saturn? And yes I mean ringed planet, there's only 1 Saturn

[KingKing-ywxe]

I love to see the story of Dr. Wudi. He has an unusual view about Creation, Invisible Aliens and Previous Universes. He is a scientist, biotechnologist, and physician. He has been observing in silence since 2017. You can search his name on YouTube and find more information about him.

[jeffreychandler]

This certainly is very strange and unusual, however, hexagonal shapes most likely can occur any where if the conditions are just right. This is a really interesting video.

[soulfreaz]

I'm going to need a closer look at Uranus

[Blauedecke]

I love Saturn! I think There is Life, very possibleWater?! 💖💞🌼💐🇦🇹💟

[jasonkisner]

Yes we should explore Enceladus and Titan for sure!!

[Steve_Fractals]

Thanks. Yes we should seek life on Enceladus.

[trustedmiddle]

Enceladus is primed for life. It's ocean is the perfect age.