Does Saturn's Moon Titan Liquid Sea?

The largest moon Saturn, Titan, has some liquid sea, near its North Pole - the only other stable liquid sea throughout the solar system except the Earth. However, do not change to swimwear yet, because these sea are full of hydrocarbons, especially liquid methane or ethane. The largest of these seas, which was definitely confirmed, is the size of the Lake Superior. One possible sea is several times larger and approaching the size of the Caspian Sea. Drainage channels and other geographical features of Telltale were also mapped. Fortunately, Titan's atmosphere is 99.8% nitrogen. Titan is the only other rocky body in the solar system with an atmosphere composed of more than a few trace gases. The atmosphere is so strong and gravity is so low that a human being with wings strapped to their arms can fly with little effort.

Since it was discovered in 1655, Titan has been a mystery to a large extent because it is covered with thick clouds such as the planet Venus. Recent space spacecraft mission, Cassini-Huygens, usHowever, it gave a huge amount of new information about this extraterrestrial world, confirming the existence of titanium hydrocarbon lakes only in January 2007.

Cassini orbiter Flies confirmed the existence of titanium longhypotesized hydrocarbon lakes along with geographical features such as well -defined coasts, islands, drainage channels and nearby mountains. Cassini-Huygens is an international cooperation between NASA, the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency. The probe to Saturn lasted just under seven years and the first artificial satellite in the orbit of Saturn, but the fourth visits it. The total cost of the project was $ 3.26 billion in the US.