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The Cassini spacecraft burns on Saturn
The Cassini spacecraft has disintegrated today in the atmosphere of Saturn ending a 20-year mission in which it has contributed to unveil the secrets of the sixth planet of the Solar System like no other spacecraft has done. The ship has burned shortly after entering the outermost layers of the thick gas envelope surrounding the planet. The spacecraft has used the little fuel left in its propellers to keep the antenna facing the Earth and transmit data until the last moment before losing control and disintegrate completely by the friction with the air. The NASA has carefully planned this maneuver to avoid contaminating the planet 's moons, which can harbor life. Flight engineers have followed the maneuver from the Jet Propulsion Center in Pasadena. The last signal of the ship has been received in the control center around 13:55 Spanish peninsular hour. "This is the end of the mission," said Earl Maize, head o...