Titan’s Massive Sea of Methane: Exploring Kraken Mare, the Largest Liquid Body Beyond Earth

Discover the awe-inspiring wonder of Titan's moon, where Kraken Mare, a vast sea of liquid methane, dwarfs Earth's Great Lakes combined. This colossal 400,000 square kilometer expanse, nestled at the moon's northern pole, showcases the extreme conditions of Titan. Temperatures plummet to a bone-chilling minus 179°C (-290°F), transforming methane into a liquid state unseen on our home planet. NASA's Cassini spacecraft unveiled this extraordinary spectacle, paving the way for future exploration. By the 2030s, scientists plan to delve into the depths of Kraken Mare using a specially designed submarine, unraveling more mysteries of this alien sea.

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[AlexanderTheGreat]

So many wonders in our solar system alone ! Imagine all the trillions of galaxies with their suns and their systems planets and moons! There are sights and wonders so amazing that it would cause a heart attack lol.

[hermanharmonies]

How do that scientist know that exactly its size composition ....wonderful 😊

[yowzephyr]

Liquid methane seas are too weird. I have no use for 'em.

[promisee.n.]

Defying physics...Drop a match on it..

[kevinmaly]

All their worried about is the methane.