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Saturn's Weird Moon Titan Is Covered With Electrically Charged Sands
Scientists have discovered that Saturn's moon Titan actually has very durable sands. It appears not only is its seas filled with hydrocarbons, but Titan's sands are also very electrically-charged.
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