Like many of the larger bodies in our solar system, Saturn's massive moon Titan has long been of interest to astronomers due to its unique surface features. NASA's Cassini spacecraft, which studied Saturn for over 13 years, spent a great deal of time examining Titan as well, and data it gathered is still yielding new discoveries. Now, a new paper published in Nature Astronomy reveals the existence of a rather peculiar feature of Titan that has remained hidden from view thanks to the moon's hazy ...
Saturn's moon Titan has a massive strip of water ice, and scientists don't know why
BGR - 2 May 2019 02:08
Like many of the larger bodies in our solar system, Saturn's massive moon Titan has long been of interest to astronomers due to its unique surface features. NASA's Cassini spacecraft, which studied Saturn for over 13 years, spent a great deal of time examining Titan as well, and data it gathered is still yielding new discoveries. Now, a new paper published in Nature Astronomy reveals the existence of a rather peculiar feature of Titan that has remained hidden from view thanks to the moon's hazy ...
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