Titan's rivers point to Earth-like erosion

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After revealing the strong possibility of an underground liquid water ocean on Titan, further analysis of radar data collected by a flyby of the Huygens/Cassini spacecraft is now suggesting that, despite a dramatically different composition, Saturn's largest moon may share many of Earth's geological processes. By studying those features, exogeologists are beginning to answer some pressing questions on the forces that shaped Titan's geological past... Continue Reading Titan's rivers point to Earth-like erosion

Section: Science and Education

Tags: Cassini, MIT, NASA, Titan

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