NASA , Any living species on Saturn ????? Why Earthlings have right to send rubbish from Earth to another planet ???

The Cassini spacecraft is due to be killed off and will break up and crash into Saturn's atmosphere.

The Cassini space probe is soon to be killed off and sent on a spectacular space dive into Saturn's atmosphere ending a 20-year mission during which it's discovered a wealth of scientific data on the planet and its moons.

NASA scientists have opted to destroy the space robot on Friday as it runs out of fuel and becomes impossible to steer. They say it will break up into fragments and plough into Saturn's cloud tops at a speed of 113,000 kilometres per hour.

As the 6.7-metre probe begins its fall into Saturn's cloud tops it will continue to take images of the ringed planet and its moons which will be radioed to Nasa's Deep Space Network antenna complex in Canberra before being posted on the mission website.

Cassini was launched in 1997 and took seven years to travel the 3.2 billion kilometres to Saturn before embarking on a 13-year journey of discovery. The cost of the mission stands at GBP2.9 billion ($A4.8 billion).

So what if there are living species on saturn just like us when they see the crap crashing they will call it a UFO and think extraterrestrials have laned on Saturn, I dont think they are more stupid than us just like some crap crashing from Mars on Earth becomes a UFO.

NASA is not owner of universe , they have no right to do what they are doing , They behave like dictators , they should be punished

Scientists expect to lose contact with the probe at around 12.55pm UK time as Cassini begins to feel the effects of drag from Saturn's atmosphere and starts to tumble, causing its dish antenna to lose sight of Earth.

At this point the craft will be roughly 930 miles above the planet's cloud tops. From then on, Cassini will start to burn like a meteor and tear apart. Within two minutes of signal loss the probe will be completely consumed.

No parts will hit Saturn.

FluffyBug wrote: Scientists expect to lose contact with the probe at around 12.55pm UK time as Cassini begins to feel the effects of drag from Saturn's atmosphere and starts to tumble, causing its dish antenna to lose sight of Earth.

At this point the craft will be roughly 930 miles above the planet's cloud tops. From then on, Cassini will start to burn like a meteor and tear apart. Within two minutes of signal loss the probe will be completely consumed.

No parts will hit Saturn.

What if some species live 930 miles above planet surface , did NASA think about that ? Nope , NASA never think about that , if they kill something or not they do not care

Our garbage must be sent back to our planet not to another, we do not own universe