Learn about another Saturn moon
Astronomers have dropped a probe into Titan’s atmosphere and imaged its surface to uncover an unexpected world.
By
Liz Kruesi |
Published: Monday, January 27, 2014
In the March issue of Astronomy, author Michael Carroll introduced Saturn’s moon Phoebe and why it’s an oddball satellite. In a recent issue of the magazine, Carroll described another — and more explored — moon of the ringed planet: Titan. In “Titan: What we’ve learned about a strange new world,” he provides a tour of the varied surface and atmospheric features that scientists have found on Saturn’s surprisingly Earth-like satellite.
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