Cassini spacecraft to crash into Saturn on Sept. 15

AccuWeather 2017-09-15

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After 20 years of groundbreaking discoveries in the space community, Cassini's life is coming to an end. To protect the moons of Saturn that could harbor life, the spacecraft will crash into the gas giant on Sept. 15 at 7:55 AM ET.
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