We can hardly imagine, how long Saturn spins, just by watching the clouds swirling at its surface. But the ripples in the ring have all the explanations about how fast the planet rotates. Well, its day flies by in 10 hours, 33 minutes and 38 seconds.

NASA's Cassini spacecraft has revealed that a day on Saturn is just over 10 and-a-half-hours-long, a finding that solved a long-standing mystery of solar system science.

The data collected from Cassini spacecraft reveals that there is methane rainfall on the north pole of Titan, the largest moon of Saturn. Scientists say that the rainfall may be the indication of the start of a summer season in Titan's northern hemisphere.

The day December 19 holds a special significance in the rise of US-based space agency, NASA. Fifty years ago, the three Apollo 8 astronauts orbited the moon and booked a prestigious space in the 'Book of Genesis'.

A new research by NASA has found that planet Saturn is losing its rings at a "worst-case-scenario" rate.

NASA scientists revealed a bitter truth about the planet Saturn. Its iconic rings are rapidly pulled apart into a dusty rain of ice particles under the influence of the planet’s magnetic field and as such Saturn may loss its ring in the next 100 million years.

NASA took pleasure to award whopping prize money of nearly $7 million for new detection of non-Earth-like life on Mars, Jupiter and Saturn’s icy moons. According to offical report, the Laboratory for Agnostic Biosignatures (LAB) will lay the groundwork for characterising potential biosignatures, or signs of life

It’s been four years now that scientists are looking for life in the Enceladus, a Saturn’s moon. Way back in 2015, astronomers spotted a massive saltwater ocean hidden beneath the icy crust of Enceladus. And now a new study on this very subject has given high hopes to find alien life out there.

Those waiting for some celestial events to take place can take a deep breath as the month will end with two divine acts. Yes, two celestial events: the Strawberry moon and the Saturn inversion will take place today, i.e on June 28. So, be ready to watch them tonight!

It is time to feel proud as India finds a position in a select group of countries which have discovered planets, stars, heavenly objects and so on. Indian scientists have found a sub-Saturn or super-Neptune-sized planet having a radius that is six times that of earth, Isro announced on Friday.