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Cassini's 'Grand Finale' Will End in Fire
After orbiting Saturn and its respective moons for a decade, NASA's Cassini spacecraft is entering the last phase of what the Cassini team has been calling its "extended-extended mission." This final phase has been coined "the Grand Finale" by the general public, and will end with Cassini throwing itself into Saturn's fiery atmosphere.
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