Talking about space science

https://www.nasa.gov/

The site I've provided before was the official site for the NASA, where you can find all information about recently discovers, missions they're on and they've done. They also have links to social media to follow them, information about spatial contents and also NASA TV, where they transmit actual content about the currents missions.

In holidays I was visiting the page about 2 or 3 times per week, but now since I was enter to studying just 1 time per month, the last one in this week, because of the recently publications about Jupiter photos by Juno.

I like this site because it provide a bunch of information about actual investigation of space, it is constantly reporting their missions with graphic material like high definition photos and videos. Actually there is 2 missions I put a lot of interest in: Cassini mission to Saturn and Juno mission to Jupiter. The first one ends in september of the current year that final missions was named "Cassini's Grand Finale" where after 20 years in space (launched in 1997) the spacecraft will enter into saturn and it'll be disintegrated by the atmosphere and high pressures. The second one will end on february of the next year (2018), very closely as the first one. Juno will enter into Jupiter's atmosphere, specifically in the great red spot, then it'll be disintegrated by the atmosphere and pressure conditions.

A false-color image of saturn taken by Cassini

A photo of the south polar zone of Jupiter, taken by Juno.