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[volcanopele]

A new RADAR image of a portion of Titan's "Caspian Sea" was just publically released:

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA09211

I have to say, this is an incredible view. The first thing I though of was how much it looked like the coastline in the Pacific Northwest.

[J.J.]

Magnificent image--a marvelous illustration of the universality of basic physical and geological processes. Just look at those islands and ridges! Then again, I have a weakness for waterfront--uh, eh, hydrocarbonfront--property.

Titan and Europa are now deep into a heavyweight match in my brain...

[The Messenger]

Magnificent image--a marvelous illustration of the universality of basic physical and geological processes. Just look at those islands and ridges! Then again, I have a weakness for waterfront--uh, eh, hydrocarbonfront--property.

Ethodynamics?

We have to stay weary of other possiblilities: The lack of the signature of beachheads means the cracks and fractures might be cracks and fractures. It was the uplifting of a sea floor that created The Maze in Canyonlands, not water drainages. The more altimetery we get on these specific features, the better.