Take a Trip to Titan!

The video explores Saturn's moon Titan, highlighting its dense atmosphere of nitrogen and methane, similar to early Earth's. Titan's atmosphere is vast due to its weak gravity. Despite its distance from the sun, Titan has a methane cycle with clouds and rain. The video discusses the mysteries of Titan's atmosphere, potential cryovolcanoes, and subsurface oceans. Titan is unique in having stable liquid on its surface, unlike other moons. The video concludes with hopes for future discoveries from telescopes and probes.

What makes Titan's atmosphere similar to what Earth's atmosphere was like over 3.5 billion years ago?

Why do astronomers believe Titan has a dense atmosphere while other large moons do not?

Describe the methane cycle on Titan and how it differs from the water cycle on Earth.

What are cryovolcanoes, and how might they contribute to the methane found on Titan?

What are some of the unsolved mysteries about Titan that researchers are still investigating?