Saturn’s Moon Titan is Slushy All the Way Down
by Susana Polo | 4:03 pm, March 14th
A new look at Saturn‘s satellite reveals that beneath its icy crust and lakes of liquid methane is a slushy mixture of ice and rock.
This new data is suggested by readings of Titan‘s gravity field made by very precise measurements of its effect on the movements of NASA‘s Cassini Orbiter. Scientists say this means that Titan “never got hot enough to separate out into a core, mantle, and crust.”
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