The Best Footage NASA Has Ever Released - Saturn's Moon 'Titan'

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[someone.]

In 2027 dragonfly will hopefully launch, and will reach titan in 2034 meaning we will be able to see drone footage from the surface of titan, and be able to explore the entire moon way faster than a rover could on mars for example, we will even be able to see footage of the giant hydrocarbon rivers, lakes and seas and even rain on a alien world, personally I think it's the most exciting future mission we have planned so far

[Vintagex]

imagine showing this to someone 100 years ago. just crazy.

[civibishi]

This looks like one of those ai generated music videos

[parthkadakia]

In the era of tiktok cringe nonsense, thankyou for the real information here

[GrahamMNewton]

These are ESA images obtained from the ESA Huygens lander, not NASA.

[Kerblox]

it's actually from Huygens, from ESA

[steveng]

AWESOME FOOTAGE
Thanks for sharing with us NASA

[techdefined]

It was a ESA probe called Huygens who landing on Titan.

[bernieflanders]

Just beautiful. A credit to hard work and the scientific method.

[ryanburritt]

Your telling me they can do this while my phone gets pixelated from barley zooming in.

[stuartgray]

The first piece of flight hardware that I ever worked on at Lockheed Martin was the Descent Imaging Spectral Radiometer (DISR) that took those images from the surface of Titan.

[harveyrichard]

You probably meant "a few km" instead of "a few hundred km" when you were talking about the highlands...?

[Gigasuper]

POV: earth talking to titan “bro you can copy me but don’t make it obvious”

[WATCHMYCLIPSZ]

I was expecting an alien to be flipping me off at the end 😂

[LeoKkhan]

Watching this from my couch is absolutely insane

[lululemon]

Yah, I'm excited to see the dragonfly mission successful in this Saturn's moon.

I mean Mars is cool and all that, but it's very similar to some landscape we have on earth. This is different, not just the landscape, flowing methane rivers, and the ability to view everything from bird angles. It'd be like full immersion into this alien world.

[js]

The quality of a landing like this is better than bank security camera's quality 💀

[rdmoon]

Thank you so much. This is fantastic. 🎉

[johngutwald]

To say this is a incredibly difficult thing to do has got to be the biggest understatement ever!!!