Today’s put up is the 1,000th publish on this blog since its founding a number of years ago! Woohoo!!! I ought to cease now, right? 🙂 No approach! I love scripting this blog and sharing science and parenting with others. I have no intention to cease now.
You may not have heard, but probably the most well-known NASA missions, Cassini, is coming to an end. The Cassini spacecraft mission to Saturn first started in growth in the 1980s and launch from Earth to Saturn in 1997, entering Saturn’s orbit in 2004. For the final 12 years Cassini has offered astronomers on Earth a treasure trove of data to reply questions on Saturn, Saturn’s moons, and Saturn’s rings. Much of what we all know on Saturn today is a direct result of this mission. In addition, a probe, Huygens, was dropped onto the surface of one in all Saturn’s moons, Titan, …