The images of the icy moon were taken during a June 16 flyby which took NASA’s Cassini spacecraft to within 321 miles of the moon’s surface. NASA has released stunning new images of Saturn’s ...

Saturn’s moon Dione appears to be getting its tiger on. The world is decorated with long, bright stripes, according to a new study, something astronomers say is unlike anything else they’ve ...

Dione is the fourth-largest moon of Saturn. ... Dione's surface contains both heavily and moderately cratered regions, with some craters as large as 62 miles (100 km).

NASA has released a series of stunning images taken during the Cassini spacecraft’s last close flyby of Saturn’s moon Dione. Related: Space Station astronaut takes stunning aurora photo The ...

Dione may not be as famous as Titan or Enceladus, but this Saturnian moon is quietly fascinating. Beneath its icy surface lie strange wispy terrains and ancient scars from unknown forces.

Scientists have spent years fussing over Enceladus and Titan.But there's another moon of Saturn with a giant ocean below its surface, and it's been chilling in the background waiting to be discovered.

Saturn’s moon Dione has joined the growing list of watery bodies in our solar system. Data from NASA’s Cassini probe indicate that a liquid ocean some 20 miles deep exists far below the icy ...

A subsurface ocean lies deep within Saturn's moon Dione, according ... data from recent Cassini flybys can be explained if Dione's crust floats on an ocean located 100 kilometers below the surface.

The oxygen on Dione may potentially be created by solar photons or high-energy particles that bombard the Saturn moon's ice-covered surface, kicking up oxygen ions in the process, Tokar explained.

They found that the data was consistent with a liquid layer underneath the moon’s icy shell. The ocean appears to be about 65 kilometers (40 miles) deep, surrounded by the moon’s 100-kilometer ...

Saturn’s moon Dione appears to be getting its tiger on. The world is decorated with long, bright stripes, according to a new study, something astronomers say is unlike anything else they’ve seen in ...

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