Kaya Burgess | 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐓𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐬
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Science Correspondent & Religious Affairs Correspondent at The Times of London | Shortlisted for Specialist Journalist of the Year for religion coverage at the 2024 Press Awards and for Science Journalist of the Year at the 2025 Press Awards | My account
I got a bit emotional watching NASA say farewell to the Cassini probe in 2017. Some had spent 25+ years working on it
Rather than leave it to drift dead in space forever, they crashed it into Saturn to gather data on its atmopshere as it died in a final blaze of glory
Watch:
Rather than leave it to drift dead in space forever, they crashed it into Saturn to gather data on its atmopshere as it died in a final blaze of glory
Watch:
March 27, 2025 at 4:21 PM
I got a bit emotional watching NASA say farewell to the Cassini probe in 2017. Some had spent 25+ years working on it
Rather than leave it to drift dead in space forever, they crashed it into Saturn to gather data on its atmopshere as it died in a final blaze of glory
Watch:
Rather than leave it to drift dead in space forever, they crashed it into Saturn to gather data on its atmopshere as it died in a final blaze of glory
Watch: