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Las dos caras de las dunas de Titán
 
24 enero 2012

Dunes on Titan and Earth
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Two different dune fields on Titan: Belet and Fensal, as imaged by Cassini’s radar. It also shows two similar dune fields on Earth in Rub Al Khali, Saudi Arabia. Fensal is at higher latitude and elevation than Belet and clearly shows thinner dunes with brighter and wider areas in between, suggesting less abundant dune material in this region.

Credits: NASA/JPL–Caltech/ASI/ESA and USGS/ESA
 
 
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