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NASA Cassini Spacecraft Performs First of 22 Dives Into Danger Zone Between Saturn's Rings for Its Grand Finale
NASA announced that Cassini successfully completed its first dive between Saturn's rings. The spacecraft will perform a total of 22 dives before its mission ends in September.
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