Space Daily July 25, 2026 • 06:30

How does a moon 1.4 billion kilometres from the Sun end up with rivers, rain and lakes, but not a single drop of water in any of them? - Space Daily

Titan has rain, rivers, and seas—but they're made of liquid methane, forcing us to rethink what a habitable world might actually look like.

I had never noticed how completely I equated weather with water until I began reading about Titan.
Rain means water. A river is flowing water. A lake is a depression filled with water. The associati… [+12735 chars]

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How does a moon 1.4 billion kilometres from the Sun end up with rivers, rain and lakes, but not a single drop of water in any of them? - Space Daily

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