Space
Voyeur Cassini Catches Titan Naked
Astronomers are shamelessly drooling over a new set of naked photos, but it's not exactly what you think. The photos, snapped from an ideal vantage point by the Cassini spacecraft, have managed to reveal that Saturn's moon Titan looks far more like the surfaces of Venus or Mars than experts expected, at least when it's stripped down to its birthday suit by buffeting solar winds.
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