Lots of data to come!
Including qualitative analysis of the atmosphere, clouds, and surface. And yeah, my head spins quite nicely, now.
River bed-looking things! I would guess that their windy-ness (err: sinuosity, err: sinuousness, er...) puts an upper limit to the viscosity of the fluid. Probably is not raining tar. Or that the tar-rains do not cause these river-things. More like a really wet liquid. Volatile, too, since it must recycle through the atmosphere.
Whooeee! This is fun!
Still would not mind catching an ammonia slug winking an eye-stalk at the camera.