ESA - Cassini-Huygens - The Huygens results

Unique insights into a ringed world

About Cassini-Huygens

Cassini-Huygens mission facts The mission Cassini spacecraft Cassini instruments Huygens spacecraft Huygens instruments The launcher

About Saturn

Facts about Saturn Saturn's rings Saturn's moons Saturn's atmosphere Saturn's magnetosphere

About Titan

Facts about Titan Titan's atmosphere Titan's surface Life on Titan?

Meet the team

International collaboration Huygens Mission Team Cassini Project Team ASI Programme Manager Huygens investigators Cassini orbiter investigators (1)Cassini orbiter investigators (2)

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VideoTalk Cassini-Huygens images Cassini-Huygens videos Titan virtual tour Hygens probe descent - multilingual CD-rom Download wallpapers Download screensavers 3D Flash 'model'SOI animation Waiting for Titan - the human side of Huygens

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Press conference 2 Press conference Status report 6 Status report 5 Status report 4 Status report 3 Status report 2 Status report 1 Overview of events

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Huygens' descent and landing in 2005

The Huygens results

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.

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At Saturn and Titan

Looking at Mars

Predicting the weather on Titan?Highlights of ESA’s Huygens mission Titan’s turbulence surprises scientists Rain, winds and haze during the descent to Titan Tide out on Titan? A soft solid surface for Huygens First 'in situ' composition measurements made in Titan's atmosphere Huygens 3D animation of Titan's surface Huygens landing site animation