Space Daily July 19, 2026 • 17:30

Across Titan’s equator, winds have built dunes around 100 metres high and hundreds of kilometres long — but the grains are water ice coated in hydrocarbons that fell out of the moon’s orange atmosphere - Space Daily

Cassini’s radar found dark, nearly parallel dune belts running across Titan’s equatorial regions. Individual ridges are commonly one to two kilometres wide,

Cassinis radar found dark, nearly parallel dune belts running across Titans equatorial regions. Individual ridges are commonly one to two kilometres wide, about 100 metres high and tens to hundreds o… [+7963 chars]

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Across Titan’s equator, winds have built dunes around 100 metres high and hundreds of kilometres long — but the grains are water ice coated in hydrocarbons that fell out of the moon’s orange atmosphere - Space Daily

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