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NASA wants to explore Saturn’s biggest moon with drones

19
Jun
2014

Despite brisk temperatures of -290 degrees F, Saturns giant Titan moon is of great interest to scientists, thanks to Earth-like geography, hydrocarbon lakes and even possible life. Though NASAs Cassini-Huygens probe visited Titan some time ago, …

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