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Tag: Saturn

A new map of Titan

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It’s been a long time since I’ve obsessed over Titan, primarily because after the Cassini mission ended, the […]

November 19, 2019 Scicomm, Science

Why Titan is awesome #11

Titaaaaan! Here we go again. 😄 As has been reported, NASA has been interested in sending a robotic submarine to […]

February 16, 2018 Science

Why Titan is awesome #10

Titaaaaan! How much I’ve missed writing these posts since Cassini passed away. Unsurprisingly, it’s after the probe’s demise […]

November 27, 2017 Science

The significance of Cassini’s end

Many generations of physicists, astronomers and astrobiologists are going to be fascinated by Saturn because of Cassini. I wrote this […]

September 18, 2017 Scicomm

Titan’s lakes might be fizzing with nitrogen bubbles

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The results are relevant for future lander-probes to Titan – and to understand the surface chemistry of the only other body in the Solar System known to have liquids on its surface.

April 20, 2017 Science

Titan’s chemical orgies

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New studies of Saturn’s moon Titan should make it more familiar – but the more we learn about it, the more outlandish Titan gets.

March 29, 2017 Science

What life on Earth tells us about life ‘elsewhere’

In 1950, the physicist Enrico Fermi asked a question not many could forget for a long time: “Where is […]

June 10, 2014 Science
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