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How to Explore Titan Methane Lakes 3D Explorer
Open the Titan Methane Lakes 3D Explorer, toggle the haze and the cutaway, and read the published atmosphere, sea, and ocean figures.
- Open https://freetoolonline.com/space-3d/titan-methane-lakes.html and wait for the hazy moon sphere to render.
- Press Haze: Off to fade the orange haze and reveal the polar seas Cassini's radar mapped.
- Press Cutaway: On to fade the ice shell and see the subsurface ocean and core.
- Drag to orbit and scroll or pinch to zoom on the seas or the cutaway layers.
- Read the facts panel for atmosphere composition, surface pressure/temperature, sea sizes, and the Huygens landing.
Key published figures
| Figure | Value |
|---|---|
| Atmosphere | ~95% nitrogen, ~5% methane, to ~600 km altitude |
| Surface pressure | ~1.45x Earth sea level |
| Surface temperature | about -179 C (94 K) |
| Largest sea | Kraken Mare, ~400,000 sq km |
| Subsurface ocean | ~55-80 km beneath the ice shell |
Next: the when guide or vs alternatives. Open the Titan Methane Lakes 3D Explorer.
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