Composite view of Titan built with Cassini images
The gravity on Titan is only 14% of that on Earth. Titan is the only known moon with a fully developed atmosphere that consists of more than just trace gases.
"It has also been suggested that a form of life may exist on the surface, using liquid methane as a medium instead of water; and anomalies in atmospheric composition have been reported which are consistent with the presence of such a life-form, but which could also be due to an exotic non-living chemistry" -Mckay, Chris (2010). "Have We Discovered Evidence For Life On Titan"
If you were on Titan, you could fly.
good stuff so far!
ReplyDeleteinterested cant wait for future posts
ReplyDeleteI love reading stuff like this, so interesting.
ReplyDeleteTitan has always been really interesting to me.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many aliens have been to Titan:O
ReplyDeleteIt's statistically improbable that there WOULDN'T be life on another planet... maybe not this moon, sounds freken' cold.
ReplyDeleteI just wonder why they didn't try to think of a cooler name before they come up with 'Earth'.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good job there is no other sapient life in this Solar System, because they'd all be laughing at us.
awesome titan is way cooler sounding than Earth :P
ReplyDeleteEarth is so boring haha
ReplyDeleteVery cool man
ReplyDeletethats pretty badass, very cool stuff
ReplyDeletemaybe i am a bit slow, but how can you fly on TITAN?
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the comments guys!
ReplyDeleteI'll make sure to post new content as often as i can.
reading this makes me feel so small... cant believe how BIG the universe is...
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ReplyDeleteBecause the gravity is only 14% of earths and the atmosphere is twice as dense. you only need to generate 9% of your body weight in lift. you could accomplish this with a pair of strap on wings.
stuff like this just makes me want to chase my childhood dream of being an astronomer
ReplyDeleteI love astronomics and astrophysics!
ReplyDeletePlease more input :)!
Thanks for the post, I've always been fascinated by how small our world truly is so a blog such as yours is interesting to me
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