Saturn’s deep-frozen stepchild where rain catches fire, rivers flow uphill, and the dunes are made of life’s leftovers.
Saturn’s deep-frozen stepchild where rain catches fire, rivers flow uphill, and the dunes are made of life’s leftovers.
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The moon so thickly atmospheric that you’d need a boat to cross its methane seas and a spacesuit to avoid instant death.
The cosmic chemistry lab that churns out complex organics in its atmosphere and lakes, yet still manages to be one of the most inhospitable places we’ve ever imaged.
The only place in the solar system with stable bodies of liquid on the surface that’s not water: methane and ethane oceans where you’d freeze, drown in hydrocarbons, and suffocate in nitrogen all at once.