After Cassini, Outer Solar System Is Falling Silent

Credit: Joel Kowsky/NASA
The demise of NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, which ended its 13-year study of the Saturn system on Sept. 15, leaves a void in the exploration of the outer Solar System that will take a decade or longer to fill. NASA’s Juno spacecraft, which loops around Jupiter’s poles every 53.5 days, is now the only...

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