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Titan

artist's impression of the water ice moon Enceladus

Are alien oceans too freezing for life-forms?

You're about to plunge into uncharted waters.
By Elizabeth Rayne | 
2 months ago
Saturn's Moon Titan

Titan has geological features eerily similar to those on Earth

Alien world of Titan is more like Earth than you'd think.
By Elizabeth Rayne | 
3 months ago
Liz Dragonfly Lander

Titan was (sort of) recreated in a glass to find out what it’s made of

By Elizabeth Rayne | 
11 months ago
Titan sample return mission concept

Getting samples of Titan’s weird oceans and searching for alien microbes could soon become a reality

By Elizabeth Rayne | 
1 year ago
rain

Lost in space, like tears in the rain…how does it rain lava, methane & even molten metal on some alien worlds?

By Elizabeth Rayne | 
1 year ago
Tholin analogues created in a lab to mimic Titan’s haze particles. The scalebar on the left is 1 micron, one-millionth of a meter. Credit Nathalie Carrasco (CC BY-ND 2.0)

Incredible microscope images of molecules show what Titan's haze looks like up *very* close

By Phil Plait | 
1 year ago
Titan

How Titan's deepest sea can give us a glimpse into what Earth was like billions of years ago

By Elizabeth Rayne | 
1 year ago
Ligeia Mare is a sea of liquid methane at Titan’s north pole. Note the feeder tributaries leading into it. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASI/Cornell

Release the Kraken! Huge methane lakes on Saturn's moon Titan run deep.

By Phil Plait | 
1 year ago
Titan

Bizarre molecule discovered on Titan has never been found on any moon or planet, ever

By Elizabeth Rayne | 
1 year ago
The giant moon Titan in front of Saturn's edge-on rings, seen by the Cassini spacecraft in 2012. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute

Sailing the lakes of Titan? Prepare for rough seas.

By Phil Plait | 
1 year ago
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