Cassini Shatters Titan Theories
Dozix007 writes "The Herald reports: Cassini pierced
the haze around Titan, Saturn's biggest moon, revealing details
that have shattered theories about its composition. It has
atmosphere and soil similar to primordial Earth and may contain the
building blocks of life. Scientists believed bright patches
on its surface seen earlier were pure water ice. But the first infrared
images
taken by Cassini revealed water ice as dark patches because it is mixed
with material that may be organic, raining on to the surface."
...and the easy-bake life mix is in fact on Titan.
How is the parent Offtopic?!?
Moderators on crack again...
Anyone ever play the CRPG game Mines of Titan. 1989 by westwood studios.
That game kicked ass.
The best part was learning how to use computers so you could hack yourself free tickets, clean up your criminal record and stuff.
Anyone else beat it besides me?
Veramocor
Interesting that we search far away places looking for the origins of life, and new life (Titan, Mars) and there may be some in our own back yard (the OCEAN!).
Of course, the way we are polluting the sea, life won't be there for very long - so it doesn't really matter anyhow.