NASA Researchers Discover Something Unusual about Titan’s Atmosphere!

Titan is undoubtedly one of the most exciting moons in our solar system. However, it’s not only its imposing dimensions that make Saturn's galactic companion so interesting. Rather, it is the equally numerous and amazing natural spectacles on and above Titan that make the moon the focus of scientific interest. In fact, a few months ago, a fascinating entry was added to the list of breathtaking Titan discoveries. What NASA's renowned scientists stumbled upon and what galactic spectacles are taking place on Saturn's moon beyond that, we’ll reveal in the following video.

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[paulziminskinghr]

why show people who arent even related to nasa....I see the same ones in all these videos

[Neal]

Space programs worldwide need to unite to traverse the cosmos and inspect Titan more closely! 🚀

[alexisweisser]

I have to say how much I appreciate that you’re keeping it simple and elementary for those of us that are interested can’t understand what you’re talking about thank you I so appreciate the information

[xyrus]

Hypothesis: Substantial ecosystem of thermophiles exist beneath the surface of Titan. Methane is a by-product of their metabolism (ammonia and nitrogen-based). What methane isn't consumed/recycled by other organisms accumulates and eventually makes its way to the surface via seeps, fissures, and cryo-volcanic activity. This would explain both the presence of C3H and the ever replenishing methane on the surface without the need for huge methane deposits capable of lasting billions of years.

Unlikely, but not implausible. We'll have to see what the next probe turns up. :)

[salehothman]

Food for thought; Alien life already exists, could be far more advanced, might be in the form of gases/ liquid capable ability transformation to invisible form, and not necessarily depending on oxygen for existence;

[saymerohit]

Fuck I thought all these times that Space Agencies are trying to find something USUAL damn I have been so wrong all these years 😅😅

[IggyStardust]

NASA should send a "Mars Rover" kind of vehicle to that moon.

[TransVangal]

Subscribed..thanks for these clear and researched space videos.!!!!

[jasonmac]

There is one mistake in the video. At one point you refer to the “Lunar” surface of the moon Titan. Luna is the Latin name for the earth’s moon just like Titan is the name of the moon you are talking about. The term Lunar would only be in reference to earth’s moon.

[rbspider]

Who are these strange acting mission control workers, they are creeping me out.

[SegaSavageMusic]

Looks like oceans or lakes on that world

[WoodysAR]

What friggin ALIEN pronounces the word 'subsequently' like _THAT??!_ @5:17 WTH??

[loren-emmerich]

A negative HIGGS boson is searching it's positive counter part, a positive HIGGS boson. While doing this the movement attracts all matter to a singularity.A Loren Emmerich production was here and liked it.

[paulskillman]

Are there any planets orbiting any star in the same orbit? Say what if Venus, Earth, and Mars occupied the same orbit around our star, the Sun? Will we ever be able to change the orbit of a planet? I don't think so.

[countryboy]

We should drop a bullet proof camera inside Saturn and Jupiter

[rogerkreil]

Titan is one of the cooler moons! 😀🪐😀🪐😀🪐😀🪐😀🪐

[williamstamper]

I believe more discoveries is needed before final advancements and settlements is involved to have another Earth like life there, great adventures ahead to all, William

[MrYorickJenkins]

why is it that modern people cannot pronounce the letter "t"?

[jeffreywetherbee]

Somebody working at Simply Space please tell your narrator he's doing a great job, BUT he needs to make one tweak. Have him Google the proper pronunciation for "subsequently." It's been off on two videos - the middle shouldn't sound like the first part of "sequence." Otherwise, though, great job. Really.

[nathanbradleyf]

I laugh every time I see the clip of that beautiful man in deep thought. lol