Investigating Titan's Surface

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Unfortunately, the chance of many of us to see any kind in-depth exploration (pardon the pun) of this moon, may not be in our life-times. Of course this unsubstantiated, unproven speculation - Just thought I'd spare steverino the trouble of posting this.

 

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<font color="yellow">Titan's temp is MInus 180 C. Life cannot exist at temps much below 0 C. because not only do the processes which drive metabolism cease, but liquid water, necessary for life does not exist. There is NO life made of ice. There is liquid water life.</font><br /><br />As usual you miss the point. Nobody doubts that the <font color="blue">surface temp.</font>is -180. It's the interior that is of interest. Along with the orbit, now we have visual evidence of a volcano to support the liquid interior theory. Coupled with the abundance of organic compounds, this leads the enlighted individual to the conclusion that life is possible. <br />

 

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Snivel and whine, whine and snivel. You have yet to rebut anything I've posted with any kind of credibility whatsoever. As usual, your opinion is just as worthless as your credibility.

 

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<font color="yellow">carp and cavil, Cavil and carp. Your MO's always the same. Try posting some more interesting astronomical findings.<br /><br />It's way more productive.</font><br /> <br /><br />This is space science AND astronomy. Your post was quite productive.