[RightWhale]

Some day Titan will be used as material source for space development

[edcoil]

Ever notice that everything they find is always never seen?

[#1CTYankee]

http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2008/320/3

[oh8eleven]

Cassini Spacecraft Finds Ocean May Exist Beneath Titan
Or maybe not. But that won't stop NASA from asking for more trillions of taxpayers dollars. What folly.

[stefanbatory]

Did they find any dinosaur bones on Titan? All those fossil fuels there had to come from somewhere...

[BigCinBigD]

September 14th 2041.

Voyager here Houston. We have landed on Titan.

Houston: Do you have a historic observation for everyone watching.

Voyager: Roger Houston. The whole moon smells like...cat pee.

[Diplomat]

"We believe that about 62 miles beneath the ice and organic-rich surface is an internal ocean of liquid water mixed with ammonia,"

Now if it was earth they were talking about this quote would read:

"Ammonia caused by 'Global Warming/oil drilling/man' has all but destroyed 62 miles of this once organic-rich ice river,"

[mikrofon]

So now Titan is a cosmic latrine?

What happened re: all the oil & hydrocarbons that were supposed to be there?

[Ken H]

Some day Titan will be used as material source for space development

"Unless someone already beat you to it. HAHAHAHA!"

[Enchante]

"We believe that about 62 miles beneath the ice and organic-rich surface is an internal ocean of liquid water mixed with ammonia"

This place is in serious need of some global warming....

[Ignatz]

Cassini Spacecraft Finds Ocean May Exist Beneath Titan

Balderdash! Titan, like Earth, rests atop the back of a giant turtle, who in turn stands on the back of an even bigger turtle. And before you even ask: it's turtles all the way down, mister.

Oh! They may have found an ocean beneath the surface of Titan. Well, that's another matter altogether. I'll get my sunscreen...

[happinesswithoutpeace]

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