If Saturn had a large icy moon, it would’ve aided in tipping Saturn over and in Titan’s motion away from the planet. But this caused that moon to have a close encounter with the planet, ...

This week, NASA released a stunning photo of Tethys, a large moon circling Saturn. But all people are talking about is how it looks like the Death Star.

This image shows grooves in the southern part of Saturn's moon Enceladus. The image was created using synthetic-aperture radar (SAR) data acquired by NASA's Cassini spacecraft on Nov. 6, 2011.

Saturn moon names and dates of discovery. ... A large trench crosses the moon, ... It is a small, potato-shaped moon with a spongy-looking texture.

On June 11, the Saturn-bound Cassini spacecraft took the first close-up images ever recorded of this maverick moon. Flying within 2,068 kilometers of Phoebe, the spacecraft found a “world of ...

A mere decade ago, astronomers knew of just 62 moons around Saturn. Astronomer Edward Ashton is no exception, even though he has helped to discover 192 of them—he thinks that’s the total ...

With a diameter of about 3,200 miles (5,150 kilometers), Titan is wider than Mercury. This natural-color mosaic of the moon passing in front of Saturn’s disk was obtained by the Cassini ...

NASA's Cassini spacecraft spied an unusually bright light amid the seas of Saturn's largest moon Titan -- rippling waves, scientists say.

Saturn's rings might be the remains of a giant "lost" moon that was stripped of its icy shell before it crashed into the planet, new research suggests.. What's more, the new theory could help ...

Dust storms have been spotted on Saturn's moon, Titan for the first time ever, raising prospects the storms could be a precursor to alien life on the celestial body.

The 6,000-mile plume, detected by the telescope as it blasted from the moon's south pole toward Saturn's trademark rings, is roughly 20 times the length of Enceladus itself.

Add Enceladus, a small moon orbiting the giant ringed planet Saturn, to the growing list of places beyond Earth that have oceans - and prospects for hosting life, a study released on Thursday shows.