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Cheers erupted in Mission Control when we reported back from the other side of #Saturn’s ring gap. Watch! https://go.nasa.gov/2qbJy1Z pic.twitter.com/eCYqrlHr9P

Join @CassiniSaturn team members for a #FacebookLive later today about the mission's historic #GrandFinale https://www.facebook.com/NASAJPL/ pic.twitter.com/HHqqSZjyoO

Our closest look ever at #Saturn’s atmosphere and giant hurricane. #GrandFinale http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov pic.twitter.com/Qi3T2wSzc1

The gap between Saturn and its rings is no longer unexplored space – and we're going back 21 times. #GrandFinale! https://go.nasa.gov/1Up1oba pic.twitter.com/t9RlhEsWCP

Nominal. Such a beautiful word. Data are flowing back to Earth, over a ~billion miles, a trip that takes 78 minutes. https://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/ pic.twitter.com/FG6uG0h8tP

We did it! Cassini is in contact with Earth and sending back data after a successful dive through the gap between Saturn and its rings.pic.twitter.com/cej1yO7T6a

Ground controllers have detected our carrier signal: Cassini is starting to phone home! Waiting for telemetry and spacecraft status…pic.twitter.com/NntLBkHTMl

While we wait for signal, dive into @CassiniSaturn's #GrandFinale online toolkit, featuring pics, FAQs + orbit guide https://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/cassinitoolkit pic.twitter.com/ikhzrq1Og1

Our 1st opportunity to regain contact with Earth is no earlier than ~midnight PT April 26 (3am ET, 7am UTC April 27) https://go.nasa.gov/2n1HGqv pic.twitter.com/BZ2lYtaSox

There’s a lot of science planned to come in our #GrandFinale. Check out some teachable moments for students: https://go.nasa.gov/2pmAWHU pic.twitter.com/5JGzELIqWS

Today at 5am ET, @CassiniSaturn dove btwn the planet & its rings! First opportunity to regain contact is 3am on 4/27 https://nasa.tumblr.com/post/160020968204/the-start-of-cassinis-grand-finale …pic.twitter.com/6WdTevvc0J

While we're waiting to reestablish contact with Earth, check out the science to come from our 4.5-month #GrandFinale https://go.nasa.gov/1Up1oba pic.twitter.com/f6BhbZGNsZ

Seen the new @GoogleDoodles? It's our @CassiniSaturn spacecraft’s #GrandFinale dive between the planet & its rings: http://go.nasa.gov/2oJz4EV pic.twitter.com/oujRW90o39

A 230-foot antenna in the Deep Space Network will be listening for Cassini to re-establish contact around midnight tonight (Pacific Time).pic.twitter.com/drsr8c9VCi

This is it! Through the gap between #Saturn and its rings. Instruments are on, but we're out of contact with Earth. Here we goooooo!pic.twitter.com/3J7aRZS0IH

Shields Up! As we pass over #Saturn, we're turning our high-gain antenna into a shield RIGHT NOW to deflect oncoming ring particles.pic.twitter.com/kAxzY53uwT

We've been doodled! Get ready for your closeup, #Saturn. https://go.nasa.gov/1Up1oba pic.twitter.com/ifQVIZ478Y