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- The small Saturn-moon Phoebe looks more like a failed planet than a moon
- The origin and age of Titans atmosphere
- Saturns constantly changing F-ring
- Lakes on Titan is like a Namibia mudflat
- Historic clase-encounter with Saturn-moon Tethys
- Measurments of Saturns Aurora and magnetic field
- Saturn streches teh surface on its moon Enceladus
- New amazing images of ice-moon Rhea
- Discovery of thin oxygen atmosphere around Dione
- Titans changing wheather
- Cassini's closest Dione flyby
- The vast sand-dune plains on Titan
- The making of Saturns rings
- The shepparding moons
- Is Titans climate stable?
- Now model explains Titans lakes and storms
- Bad wheather on saturn-moon Titan
- Saturn moon may affect planet's magnetosphere
- Alignment of Saturnian moons
- Cassini only 99km over Saturn-moon Dione
- Cassiini to make 2 close moon-flybys in 1 day
- New higher resolution images of Saturn-moon Enceladus
- Saturns interplanetary dust-storm
- Satirns giant storm has lasted 200 days
- Comets gave Titan atmosphere
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Is Titans climate stable?
Tuesday, 10 January 2012 13:54
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Titan is a surprisingly warm small body, so far from the Sun - but is it a stablie climate or just a warm period? A new research concludes that Titans in- and out-flow of energy is indeed in equilibrum. The research also concludes that changes within 6% will be balanced, and that the climate thus is stable Source: Geophysical Research Letters |
