I'm going slightly bonkers here trying to interpret the imagery coming in from Titan. Obviously, I'm totally over my head here. I'm intrigued by this image:
It appears to show a fair amount of actual detail for once, although I couldn't find anything like this in the raw images, so I have no idea where it comes from. In any case, the detail still isn't giving me a clue about what's going on down there. It looks vaguely like either a'a lava or the walnut-fudge gelatto I had last night, but I'm pretty sure it isn't either of those things. Could any of the planetologists out there provide some more informed speculation? I'm dying to know!
Boggled,
Nathan.
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re: Okay planetologist peoples -- your speculations, please!
The whole thread (19 posts)
- Titan encounter thread
- re: Titan encounter thread
- re: Okay planetologist peoples -- your speculations, please!
- re: Titan is so amazingly weird
- Wait for the Synthetic Aperture Radar images
- re: Titan, craters, impactor flux, and "geological" activity
- That dark area sure looks like it could be liquid.
- re: I'll give it a WAG
- SpaceDaily.com has a timer. ~45 min to go.
- USA today article
