Titan's Smooth Surface Baffles Scientists
JazMuadDib writes "Scientists expected a few rough spots when their space drone snapped close-range images of Titan, Saturn's largest moon. Instead, the planetlike moon appears to have a bizarre, mysteriously smooth surface, and Tuesday's images have left them in a state of wonder. Read more at the Tucson Citizen." NASA's Cassini pages have a wide assortment of images and analysis. Cassini's data has already thrown scientists for loop.
That's no moon...it's a space station!
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Actually the article said nothing about the moon seeming to have a smooth surface. It said the moon could have huge mountains and valleys, or be perfectly flat. It said that at this time there was no way to tell.
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...is here:
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http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/gs2.cgi?path
Caption of the radar mosaic: "The smallest details seen on the image are about 300 meters (186 miles) across."
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that moderation for you, I made the same comment earlier and got a 0 and 'off-topic'
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That's no moon! It's a space station!