The last photos of Cassini in the Saturn mission

Cassini sent back to Earth the final images of Saturn before committing suicide this afternoon.

Cassini captured the image of Saturn and the rings at the last dive into the planet's atmosphere.

One of the most up-close and detailed images of the Saturn rings that Cassini captured in the last moment of his mission.

The image is clear about the moon Enceladus, where alien life may exist, under Saturn's halo.

A Saturn corner and space-spaced belts were captured by Cassini.

Cassini sent a close-up photo of Saturn just a few hours before committing suicide.

The image of Saturn and the belts were taken from another angle by Cassini.

The "goodbye" photograph of Cassini captures Saturn's largest Titan, the moon, which has a lake of liquid hydrocarbons and an atmosphere twice as massive as the Earth.

A close-up image of Titan's surface with dark stains is a liquid hydrocarbon lake.