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Titan's South Polar Region, Lakes and eroded terrain - RADAR, ISS, and VIMS
belleraphon1
post Aug 6 2009, 10:52 PM
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Another related IAU Titan press release and a RADAR image mosaic I have not seen before..

"The new image released by JPL accompanying this release shows what appears to be a dried-out lake at Titan's south pole. Lopes thinks that the hydrocarbons there likely evaporated because this hemisphere is experiencing summer. When the seasons change in several years and summer returns to the northern latitudes, the lakes so common there may evaporate and end up pooling in the south."

http://www.iau.org/public_press/news/detail/iau0915/

Titan looms...

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titanicrivers
post Apr 3 2010, 04:39 AM
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Nice Mike. The T56 and T57 posts from today contain fascinating landscapes we've seen in portions. I've placed the polar portions of T57 (containing NW Ontario Lacus) and T56 (with its swirling river carved valley) on a modified VP South Polar Map below.
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