A new study suggests that Titan and Saturn’s famous rings may have formed as a result of a collision between ancient moons several hundred million years ago. The upcoming Dragonfly mission is expected to help confirm these hypotheses.
Scientists have discovered that unusual crystals may form on Titan, combining both polar and nonpolar substances, which defies traditional chemical rules. These structures could play a significant role in the moon's mineralogy and help explain the unique features of its landscape.
Scientists have developed a method for splitting hydrogen using gold, titanium, and ultraviolet light at room temperature, enabling the efficient conversion of carbon dioxide into ethylene. This technique could be applied in industry and make use of sunlight.