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Articles and discussion about Saturn's moon Titan.

Titan is the largest moon of Saturn.

It is the only moon in the Solar System to have a substantial atmosphere, and is the only known body besides the Earth to possess lakes and oceans of liquid on its surface.


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Interstellar Wilderness Reserve Bureau series: Titan Badge

3 Comments
2024/05/09
17:40 UTC

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I just saw this image. Can anyone explain how this isn’t a second earth?

Apparently the James Webb took this picture back in 2022 but I’m only just seeing it now. Is it just ice that happens to look extremely similar to earth or is there some other explaination?

33 Comments
2024/04/24
16:19 UTC

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Titans visitors

0 Comments
2024/02/06
00:50 UTC

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Yo this moon is LIT

0 Comments
2023/09/17
04:09 UTC

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Why are there no surface features on Titan that are named after Kurt Vonnegut's novel The Sirens of Titan?

I was looking at Titan on the Google Maps today and noticed that a lot of the surface features are named after references to literary works by Homer, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Frank Herbert, but I couldn't find anything that was named in reference to Kurt Vonnegut's The Sirens of Titan - which has several pivotal scenes taking place on the moon itself. I feel like if anything on Titan is going to be named after a book, Sirens should at least have been considered before Herbert's Dune - which is prominently referenced on several features of Titan.

Who names these things?

1 Comment
2023/09/15
05:46 UTC

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Titan in Blender!

Yay!

9 Comments
2023/09/07
08:32 UTC

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Vega Program. Balloon Probes on Venus (Pop)

0 Comments
2023/09/05
13:39 UTC

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New Titan images by JWST

1 Comment
2023/07/12
04:20 UTC

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WHERE TO WATCH the new documentry

Pls help

9 Comments
2023/06/25
22:50 UTC

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