A key discovery from NASA’s Cassini mission in 2008 was that Saturn’s largest moon Titan may have a vast water ocean below its hydrocarbon-rich surface. But reanalysis of mission data suggests a more complicated picture: Titan’s interior is more likely composed of ice, with layers of slush and small pockets of warm water that form […]
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Titan, Astrobiology, Cassini, Deep Space Network, Dragonfly, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Planetary Science, Planetary Science Division, Saturn, Saturn Moons
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December 17, 2025
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