Haze over Saturn moon mirrored on early Earth
NOV 07, 2006
DOI: 10.1063/PT.5.020590
San Francisco Chronicle : When Earth was very young a few billion years ago, a thick smoggy haze shrouded the planet -- a haze much like the one that kept astronomers from seeing the surface of Saturn’s moon Titan until last year, when the Huygens space probe parachuted through the moon’s atmosphere onto its tarry landscape.
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