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Titan has a belt of ice 6300 kilometres long that shouldn’t be there

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Titan hides behind the rings of Saturn NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute By Leah Crane Titan has a huge ice belt near its equator, and we dont know how it got there. Most of the surface is covered in organic sediment that constantly rains from the s…

Titan hides behind the rings of Saturn
NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute
By Leah Crane
Titan has a huge ice belt near its equator, and we dont know how it got there. Most of the surface is covered in organic sediment that constantly rains from the s…
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