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    The Huygens results

    Huygens' descent and landing in 2005
    30 November 2005 On 14 January 2005, ESA's Huygens probe revealed an extraordinary world, resembling Earth in many respects, especially in meteorology, geomorphology and fluvial activity. audio interview Huygens results

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