Well, sinuous, somewhat dendritic channels at least. Clearly interesting stuff.
But will somebody PLEASE get ESA some help on doing media
coverage of an event like this. They give us a fairly short look
at one image out of a number they apparently have processsed
already, then without much scientific discussion of it, go to 10
minutes of reactions from visiting political dignitaries, then leave
without even showing us the image again. I've heard a lot more
about how great ESA and the European aerospace industry is today
than I've heard about Titan.
Absolutely, ESA has a lot to crow about today, and some crowing
they should certainly do, but I give NASA credit for keeping the
bigwigs in the background and the project scientists out front at
similar events.
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Rivers! But please help ESA's media team!
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