573K views · 5.1K shares | Remember the Titan (Landing): Ten years ago today, Jan. 14, 2005, ESA's Huygens probe touched down on Saturn's largest moon, Titan. Take a journey with us. The first minute shows a zoom into images of Titan from our Cassini spacecraft's cameras, while the remainder of the movie depicts the view from Huygens during the last few hours of its historic descent and landing. | NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration | Facebook

20 years ago today, ESA's Huygens probe gave us jaw-dropping views of the surface of Saturn's hazy moon, Titan, as it became the first probe to land on a world in the outer solar system. Descending through the thick yellow atmosphere for about three hours, it revealed surprisingly Earth-like landforms. ▶️ Extract of video by ESA/NASA/JPL/University of Arizona built from Huygens probe data. Visit https://science.nasa.gov/resource/a-view-from-huygens/ to watch the full video. | NASA History

Almost 20 years ago, on January 14, 2005, humanity made history! 🌍🚀 The Huygens probe became the first spacecraft to land on a world in the outer Solar System — Titan, Saturn’s largest moon. 🪐✨ After a 7-year journey attached to NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, Huygens spent 21 days traveling solo before its dramatic descent through Titan’s thick atmosphere. And then… it landed safely on the icy surface! ❄️🛸 Can you imagine what it’s like to land on a moon so far from Earth? 🌌 #Huygens #Cassini #

NASA's Huygens probe descending on the surface of the Titan, a moon of Saturn It went offline shortly after touching down | Extraterrestrials And Contactees | Facebook

ESA Huygens probe descending under parachute through Titan’s orange haze with rugg! #ISS #NASA #space #spaceexploration #SpaceTech #innovation #Space #starship #raptor #technology #research #development #SpaceX | Space Xplore