NASA VR: Cassini's Grand Finale (360 view)

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[sandrar]

It's so sad that Cassini is nearing its end. I still remember when it was first launched and when it arrived at Saturn. The pictures were mind blowing. My friends would never believe they were real, they would constantly ask me if they were computer generated. We have learned so much and enjoyed so many beautiful photos and we were lucky to have it this long, but I wish it didn't have to end. I will miss Cassini.

[spinoff]

I feel like a kid waiting to open a present. I can't wait - this is amazing science, and I can't wait to found out what we discover. It'll blow my mind - I'm sure of it.

[MariaGarcia]

This is both exciting news and the unified sorrow we will feel as Cassini ultimately takes the sacrificial plunge...

[eduardointer]

sooo amazed with such beauty. what a great view from saturn.

[Stanger]

Thank You Cassini, thank you NASA/ESA. I remember when this took off and i was about to graduate high school, I was really just looking forward to great art. Yet that and end seemed so far away... and finally here we are. So much more than I ever expected, thanks for the inspiration. Good night and good luck.

[shiori]

360° video on YouTube is already a breakthrough as far as I'm concerned

[victorsi]

I got teary just watching this. Goodbye Cassini!

[vardaruus]

i have almost cried when saw grand finalle "trailer" it's hard to imagine what feel people who developed and worked with this probe 20 years

[chesterchow]

I saw Saturn in my telescope for the first time recently. Looking forward to seeing this close-up!

[astronauticalengineer]

Bye, Cassini. You're my most favorite spacecraft.

[annakeye]

It's strange to feel a mix of joy, trepidation, sadness, and pride over the achievement that is *Cassini* that I've almost ascribed a personality to the _little probe that could_. Congratulations to all those involved, directly or indirectly. You've enriched our lives with your efforts and sharing of knowledge. Onward and Upward.

[bonitahill]

Oh Carl if only you were here to watch ... I remember the first time you mention Cassini.... I will never forget you Carl Sagan...

[FreerunnerDave]

Is this a computer generated viewing or is this actual footage taken from Cassini?

[deanwcampbell]

I like the video.
But, why in the hell is there a big picture of Cassini clustering up the view?

[yoshito]

excellent! It seems to be flying over Saturn.

[VR_Wizard]

Will we see close up pictures of saturn's storms and clouds?

[EpicShadow]

*Worst Case Scenario: Cassini hits an asteroid from one of Saturn's rings.* this is gonna be intnese though! Goodluck Cassini! We can't wait to show us what you got!

[HardWithStyle]

Is Cassini orbiting Saturn this fast or is it sped up?

[kikiretzorg]

For the next 21 weeks, my excuse for everything will be, "I didn't do it because right now, we have a space thing, in space, going in between Saturn and its rings and giving us the closest view of the planet we'll see to end its 20-year mission."

[vsbaratinho]

I would love to know if there is a solid center or not.