Astronomer studies the
possibility of the origin of cyclones over the surface of the largest moon of
Saturn - Titan, indicating some similarities to the weather with the Earth.
Saturn's moon Titan, whose surface is so cold that methane falls on her in the
form of rain in the summer raises its temperature so that makes it possible for
cyclone zipping above the seas. Marine evaporation is able to generate enough
energy to produce wind, moving at a speed of 70 kilometers per hour. However,
the formation of cyclones totally depends on what is the chemical composition
of the seas of Titan.
