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Cassini Radar Images Sea, Islands and Mountains

 05.23.07

During Cassini's most recent flyby of Titan on May 12, 2007, the radar instrument imaged a large sea and its coastline, with numerous island groups and mountains. This image appears to show a portion of a larger sea spotted previously near Titan's north pole.

Large sea and coastline on Saturn's moon Titan. Image right: Recent flyby of Titan on May 12, 2007. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech



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