Cassini ship's schedule of suicide mission
The Cassini spacecraft will carry out its final scientific mission to plunge into Saturn suicide on September 15, Popular Science reported on September 11.
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The Cassini spacecraft will carry out its final scientific mission to plunge into Saturn suicide on September 15, Popular Science reported on September 11.
According to international rules for planetary protection, people must not do anything that would harm these celestial bodies.
NASA controllers ordered Cassini to commit suicide by plunging through Saturn's atmosphere, according to the BBC. The ship survived for about a minute before breaking.
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