Fog observed on Saturn's moon Titan

But will they have snow? And will flights be delayed?

But will they have snow? And will flights be delayed? Hahaha, nice one. I thought it said frog on titan

Sunlight glints off Kraken Mare, a lake on Titan's northern hemisphere, in a July 2009 Cassini spacecraft picture. The caption for the photo claims that is of the Northern hemisphere of Titan while the article caption specifies the Southern pole of Titan as having fog. Regardless it seems as if the article implys that the haze seen in the photo is a fog surrounding a highly illuminated lake of Titan. The lake is called Kraken Mare. I still find this photo to be incredible and somewhat enigmatic. Did the fog part above the lake? How is this one lake so illuminated while nothing else within the ... [More]

Just a thought. Is the photo of Kraken Mare the result of catching some form of Life with it's lights on?

Maybe it's not reflections? Maybe there's something that is making the light.... ? Even on our very own moon, there's these lights that appear from time to time and no one knows really what causes it, isn't there. Transient Lunar Phenomenana Incidentally, I do like the name Kraken Mare. I'd like to think that whoever chose the name knows more than they're admitting publicly.

Just a thought. Is the photo of Kraken Mare the result of catching some form of Life with it's lights on? Well not hardly, Its the suns reflection on the surface of the methane/ethane lakes, As to the OP this is old news thats been out for a long while now,

Maybe it's not reflections? Maybe there's something that is making the light.... ? Even on our very own moon, there's these lights that appear from time to time and no one knows really what causes it, isn't there. Transient Lunar Phenomenana Incidentally, I do like the name Kraken Mare. I'd like to think that whoever chose the name knows more than they're admitting publicly. As in Kraken Lake monster??? as in Abraham Merritt's book "Dwellers in the Mirage"????