The Final Images From Titan, Saturn's Largest Moon

Titan is Saturn's largest moon and the only moon in the solar system with an atmosphere. In this video, we'll show you the first and only photos from Titan, Saturn's Largest Moon.

Titan is one of the most fascinating moons in the solar system, and we're excited to share these photos with you. See for yourself what life on Titan is like!

[mokiloke]

Can i say that it would be good to have a CGI watermark on parts of the video that are CGI.

[wizzardofpaws]

I was seriously hoping there would be a ground mission to Titan. It deserves to be seen from the ground. Another mars rover on Titan would be incredible.

[DamonCzanik]

I read a science fiction book where these people crash on Titan and have to drop into a volcano to fix it. One of the guys was freaking out because it's a volcano, but it's just water. To an alien on titan we'd be like creatures made of molten rock on Earth.

[lunamaria]

Actually the lander had an unexpected soft (or what scientists call squishy) landing, meaning the ground it landed on was previously broken down and soften by liquid, such as sand or mud, on Earth. A definite sign if recent liquid. The data from the lander is very fascinating! I recommend fellow nerds to check it out. I'm most interested in the telemetry of landings on other worlds.

[angelahall]

So much beauty in our solar system and beyond and we will only ever imagine what the universe is and looks like.

[Nauphalia]

It's really something to hear a southern voice talk about space. Beautiful

[andrewhudson]

Nice overview but it's sometimes hard to tell which are fictional images and which are actual titan images.

[rodgermurphy]

I can't wait for the dragonfly NASA mission to Titan in the 2030's. What an incredible alien....but also Earth like world! Wow. Your description of the pear sized methane rain drops falling slow enough to dodge really is intriguing

[mpurintun]

It gets confusing when they jump between images from earth, Titan and other planets/moons without indicating where that image came from. From 5:30 to 6:15 they are bouncing around various images and at 5:58 there appear to be two humans walking around the stream in the lower right corner.

[robertstrickland]

We just discovered microbes that feed on plastics. If life can do that and eat asphalt...I can't imagine a place within a certain temperature threshold that life cannot exist.

[Arrowed_Sparrow]

It's hilarious that they thought they were going to land in a body of water and ended up in a desert. They literally couldn't have been more wrong haha. But we still learned something so that's all that matters.

[davidcarden]

It's cool that titan has these features and resembles an early earth but when the sun expands into a red giant the area that titan is in now will become the new habitable zone.

[justjoe]

Excellent presentation. I've been a believer in Titan-life ever since learning about black-smoker vents at the bottom of the ocean and the creatures thriving in that hot sulfuric environment.

[bbtank]

I don't know why, but lately I'm on a space video binge.

[TopNotch]

An incredibly complex topic made easy to understand and interesting to watch; the visuals were captivating, the narration soothing, the editing and production outstanding.
Instantly subscribed! I can't wait to see your other videos and your future projects!

[angelseda]

!!!!.. straight comedy, thanks for the laugh !!!.. I gave it a “ like “ just so I can easily find it later when I need a laugh and to show family and friends !!! 🤣🤣🤣

[MyLifeInVideos]

In relation to the TITLE, no it’s not. This is an animation depicting what we think titan looks like.

[darrenedwards]

very nice summary of Titan, ,, the best i have seen, , you now have a new member, thankyou 👍👍👍

[shuacliff_]

Love it! I've been fascinated by the mystery of titan ever since I watched the film Gattica as a kid.

[Singincwby]

That sounds like Glenn Morshower narrating. Great actor, known for roles from Star Trek:TNG and 24, to Blackhawk Down, Transformers and The Resident. Very distinctive voice.