P'raps if all science teachers (nay all teachers) had your enthusiasm then the kids would take an interest and maybe, just maybe the planet can be saved. Look what happened to Skaro.
@CognosSquare True. also from wiki "Titan has a diameter roughly 50% larger than Earth's moon and is 80% more massive. It is the second-largest moon in the Solar System, after Jupiter's moon Ganymede, and it is larger by volume than the smallest planet, Mercury"
Always look forward to your videos!
Xrakes 2 months ago
Way cool
tvsinesperanto 3 months ago
dude I saw you on National Geographic
I was like "he looks like a person I saw on youtube" lol
paintballer70 3 months ago
cool :)
fragelius 3 months ago
are there any similar image sequences that show titan occulting another moon, Saturn, or even the Sun? that would really show off titans atmosphere
spamboli 3 months ago
More videos please!!!!!!!! Respectfully of course ;)
jmsosullivan 3 months ago
That is really cool, mind blowing stuff, the way you showed the coin and ball was a perfect way of describing what is happening... Many thanks !
PETE4REALITY 3 months ago
My apologies if this has been asked already.
Enceladus seems to be wobbling. Is that because of movement on Cassini's part, or is something else going on?
0gre64 3 months ago
Does Titan appear to be moving faster because of its mass or orbital circumference?
320iguy 3 months ago
I wish you're my Science Teacher. (sigh!)
kimannz23 3 months ago 2
I wonder if Phil is going to make a video about the Asteroid that passed Earth.
xTheHausOfGaga 3 months ago
I share your utter, mind-blown joy to be alive to see the dawn of this kind of exploration.
We are at the cusp of such greatness.
machleid 3 months ago
Awesome!
sarkerm2 3 months ago
what is the dot that appears in frame 7,8 and 16? in the lower left and moves up to the top right? Is that another moon?
leeofbacup 3 months ago
Thanks Phil!
My eyes just traveled a billion kilometers! 8^D
iamgoddard 3 months ago
Wow that's amazing!!!!! I love Phil Plait!
OwlCityAstronomer1 3 months ago
At first I thought you were talking about the ship "Titanic".
Pyrolonn 4 months ago
P'raps if all science teachers (nay all teachers) had your enthusiasm then the kids would take an interest and maybe, just maybe the planet can be saved. Look what happened to Skaro.
p165711 4 months ago
curse you Saturn! if it weren't for you, Titan would be a planet!
Zekkandgrant13 4 months ago
Oooooooo science
rampage7777 4 months ago
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wow far away rocks going past each other :P... next exciting video.... watching grass grow...
DistinctiveBlend 4 months ago
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DistinctiveBlend 4 months ago
Enceledus looks like it's about the same size as Titan's atmosphere. Titan is truly amazing.
Drag0nfoxx 4 months ago
very good
Darisha123 4 months ago
consistently interesting videos. good work man
hawkspj 4 months ago
exciting explanation! like it! xD
LadyMyara 4 months ago 3
That's no moon, that's a space - oh wait, it's a moon. :-)
Very cool animation, and amazing indeed!
MarcJX8P 4 months ago 31
(wikid) Titan is big. It has 0.404 x Earths radius.
CognosSquare 4 months ago
@CognosSquare True. also from wiki "Titan has a diameter roughly 50% larger than Earth's moon and is 80% more massive. It is the second-largest moon in the Solar System, after Jupiter's moon Ganymede, and it is larger by volume than the smallest planet, Mercury"
Neueregel 3 months ago
cool!!
Lanboelder 4 months ago
Are those pictures just one of the color channels? Because I thought that Titan was red in visible light.
T0B0KKE 4 months ago
@T0B0KKE It's more like yellow...
HKragh 4 months ago
@HKragh Yeah its redish yellow.
T0B0KKE 4 months ago
I love your geeky enthusiasm. It's contagious. =)
TheAtheistSwede 4 months ago 69
YAY MORE SCIENCE. I love science in the morning
Spiffx615 4 months ago
great vid man. so a satellite of Saturn has a satellite, nowadays? Wow.
dispeakble 4 months ago