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Originally posted by Jademonkey2k
If you interested in this kinda thing i would highly recomend checking out the Titan moon project. Normally i dont usually agree with some things NASA does, or dont do in some cases but going to Titan is one of the best ideas they have had in a while.
Of course, don't worry, as the Russians and Chinese would not want to upset the balance of power and their spot in the "elite" circle; so we will not be learning anything about a monolith or spaceships, even if they are found. The Russians will not be so sloppy on this go around.
In 1991, she also displayed what she claims is the last photo taken by the Russian probe Phobos 2, before it lost contact with Earth and disappeared. This photo shows an unexplained cylindrical figure, which could be a camera artifact.
Originally posted by Jademonkey2k
If you interested in this kinda thing i would highly recomend checking out the Titan moon project. Normally i dont usually agree with some things NASA does, or dont do in some cases but going to Titan is one of the best ideas they have had in a while.
Titan is one of Jupiter's moons, its roughly the size of earth however its entirely made of Ice. As moons travel around planets the gravity (especially gravity as strong as Jupiter's) tugs at the the celestial body (in this case a moon) and pulls and pushes the moon, bending its shape as it goes around. This causes the centre of the moon to heat up.
Mainstream science believes that with Titan, the core or center of the moon should be liquid due to the heat generated by the gravitational "Tug". If this is true then you have a moon that has a resonably thin layer of ice around it, with the center being a mass ocean the size of planet earth. If water is needed to create the basic building blocks of life (single cell organisms etc) then its probably the best location to look for life in our solar system.