28th April, 2024
CHIRANJIT MITRA
Thick atmosphere, methane lakes...could Titan hold clues to how life began? (Source: NASA)
Dragonfly will sample Titan's surface, search for complex chemicals, and investigate possible habitable zones. (Source: NASA)
The launch is set for 2028, meaning arrival around 2034 due to the distance! (Source: NASA)
Dragonflies will hop between sites, covering more ground than a rover ever could. (Source: NASA)
Scientists hope to find prebiotic chemistry – could Titan reveal the life path? (Source: NASA)
Data from Dragonfly will reach Earth well into the 2030s. (Source: NASA)