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Explore Saturn's moon Titan with Mike Brown's engaging insights about its clouds and the people behind the discoveries.

Written byPhil Plait
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Mike Brown, who goes by the name plutokiller on Twitter -- for good reason -- has written a lengthy but interesting post about Saturn's moon Titan. Why do I like it? Because it involves people, and the people are important to the story. I could write about clouds on Titan here on the BABlog, but I don't know the people involved. Mike does, and that's why his post is fun to read. Gemini/AURA/Henry Roe - Lowell Observatory/Emily Schaller - IfA-University of Hawaii

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