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The Surface of Titan from Huygens

If you stood on Titan, this is what you might see. This color view from ESA's Huygens probe, taken in 2005, shows the surface of Saturn's largest moon. After a 2.5-hour descent through a thick nitrogen and methane atmosphere, Huygens landed in an eerie orange light, revealing rocks that are likely water and hydrocarbons frozen solid at -179 degrees Celsius.