NASA announces Dragonfly mission to explore Titan

NASA's Dragonfly mission will send a rotorcraft to Titan, Saturn's largest moon, to explore its surface and atmosphere. Launching in 2026 and landing in 2034, Dragonfly will conduct short flights over 2.5 years, equipped with a nuclear battery. The mission aims to study Titan's potential for life, with its dense nitrogen atmosphere and methane lakes. Dragonfly will carry cameras and scientific instruments to analyze Titan's composition and meteorology.

What type of atmosphere does Titan have, and how does it compare to Earth's atmosphere?

What scientific instruments will Dragonfly carry to study Titan?