International. Titan, one of Saturn's moons, has hydrocarbon reserves greater than all known on Earth, a NASA committee revealed upon learning of the findings of the Cassini space probe.
On this moon the hydrocarbons practically rain, these are concentrated in deposits in the form of lakes and dunes. With 20% explored, hundreds of lakes and seas have been observed. In addition, dunes contain hundreds of times more organic material than Earth's coal reserves. Titan has an average temperature of -179ºC and instead of water, it is covered with hydrocarbons in the form of ethane and methane.
On this moon the hydrocarbons practically rain, these are concentrated in deposits in the form of lakes and dunes. With 20% explored, hundreds of lakes and seas have been observed. In addition, dunes contain hundreds of times more organic material than Earth's coal reserves. Titan has an average temperature of -179ºC and instead of water, it is covered with hydrocarbons in the form of ethane and methane.
