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Space is always eventful and to satisfy their impertinent minds, the scientists are always busy exploring the outer world with new probes and discoveries. Here are some latest findings surprising and keeping the astronomers busy.
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One of the popular and the most scrutinized moon of Saturn, Titan, has once again got into limelight. After piercing-in the moon’s thick gaseous blanket, the...
made popular Jun 13 2007
It is almost two and half years ago, Huygens of ESA made a historic landing on Titan. Titan is the largest moon of Saturn. According to the scientists, Huygens is going...
made popular Jun 2 2007
The Voyager spacecrafts were not able to penetrate the thick layers of clouds as it flew by in 1980, but they did reveal that Titan is one of the more interesting...
made popular Dec 13 2006
To validate a new model of the evolution of Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, data from ESA’s Huygens probe have been used. The prove shows that Titan’s...
made popular Mar 3 2006
The Rivers meander in continents of ice. Gravel-sized pieces of water ice remains scattered across its bed, resembling rounded stones lying in a dry riverbed on Earth....
made popular Dec 7 2005
Oil is not a fossil-fuel! NASA scientists are about to claim that. Yes, NASA scientists. New study shows methane on Saturn’s moon Titan not biological. Showing...
made popular Dec 4 2005
In a previous post we have discusses scientists’ predictions on ‘if there was tide on the Titan’s surface’! The robotic explorers who are...
made popular Dec 2 2005
Huygens could have hit and cracked an ice ‘pebble’ on landing on Titan. Then it slumped into a sandy surface possibly dampened by liquid methane. The...
made popular Dec 1 2005
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