Welcome To Titan by Fahrenheit451
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Instruments aboard the Cassini spacecraft have sent back the most detailed images ever captured of the surface of Saturn's giant moon, Titan. They've also presented scientists with a major mystery. There's a huge cloud formation over the moon's south pole, spanning 620 miles (1,000 kilometers) at its widest. That's no surprise; scientists expected it to be there. But they also expected it to be made of methane, and it isn't! Titan is extremely cold (-290 degrees) That
Comments (10)
Petra-S
Fantastic light, colors, sky and reflection in the water! super mood!
kasalin
Superb mood and light !!
Terreinconnue
I am glad to re-examine an image TG of you , my friend :) I like the mood and colors!
Calanthe
Welcome back, my friend! Put less red and more orange,more haze and you have it!
rosanne
i like that water and atmo!
technogeek
I agree with Calanthe. What you might want to do is hit space.com as well as NASA and JPL's site to see if you can get some ideas from the pictures sent from Huygens.
tony_br22
splendid picture Fahrenheit451
redawg2
Maybe it's a new gas called Titanol or Tithane!
Rykk
awesome view from Titan, Terry! Yeah, I think they surmised that Titan has like oceans of natural gas and would burn up except that there is no oxygen in the atmosphere. Heady stuff - just wish they'd send more probes like Cassini out. Better yet, manned ones. Nah, too busy spending $$ to kill each other off. Shame...
Gwyn Tyger
i like your Titan work better than mine. this is fantastic.