What Did Cassini See During Its Historic Mission To Saturn? 1997-2017 (4K UHD)

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[watchaone]

Never felt so much empathy for a machine but that pic of earth was priceless thanks cassini and crew

[hhairball]

I cried when Cassini reached ultimate discontinuity. This made me cry again. I remember seeing all the people who had been part of this mission for so many years with tears in their eyes and pride in their smiles. Thank you for posting this video!

[HipnikDragomir]

The most insane part of this is scientists planning its trajectory and having it use gravitational pulls from other planets/the moon to swing it around. NUTS

[devbhattacharya]

One of the most successful mission by humans, the journey of cassini was just extraordinary.

[pointly]

Every time I see a picture from one of our satellites aimed back at us from what ever moon or planet it's researching, I am just at a loss for words. The pale blue dot, the blue dot with a white dot near it, it just never ceases to amaze me just how small or far we are from these cosmic wonders. And how far humanity has come in terms of space exploration and research.

[happyhammer]

It's amazing how space can be so hostile, and yet beautiful at the same time.

[frozen_waffle]

This is one of the best videos I’ve seen on YouTube, awesome work!

[MrDudoslav]

Funny how a satelite sent in 1997 was sending images 1.2 billion kilometers away from saturn and i cant watch a video in 1080p.

[larrysteimle]

I worked at JPL on the two cameras for Cassini. It was an interesting, challenging, and enjoyable project.
Certainly pleased that it all worked so well. That wasn't always the case. So impressive to me is the navigational group that programmed the spacecraft during such a complex journey. I would like to see a video of how they did it.

[pankajnath]

This video towards its end could make anybody emotional. The content was outstanding and the narration top class. Very nice.

[stephenprice]

Why don’t I ever hear about these events in the news?

[kickinwinghotboi]

As I sit here suffering from a broken rib, this gave me some comfort and helped take my mind off of the intense pain. This was truly beautiful

[quantomic]

So pretty much the most badass probe ever made.

[miky]

imagine who started to work on this mission .. the end it's like lost a child

[Jacob_frye]

The grand finale the legendary spacecraft burned in a blaze of glory and pride as it became 1 with the planet's atmosphere
Amazing work as always man words are not enough to express my gratitude for your outstanding work❤❤

[-MLE]

Usually I end up skipping some videos on YouTube....but this was incredible, I was hooked.
💯🤛👍

[Sprintingsands]

Why do the best videos, which are the most planned and thought out educational ones have like no ads but ones of youtubers who play a game have like 4 in 10 mins? Wouldn’t mind if your vids had more ads, you deserve the money

[hellovikramjeet]

Makes me cry every single time I see the Grand Finale burn up sequence. Every. Single. Time.

[ussakira]

That was a really amazing video i enjoyed it very much

[Navostar]

True story: If you look carefully you can see me waving when the picture of earth was captured.