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Scientists couldn’t resist the chance to plunge a probe into Titan’s atmosphere. When the Huygens probe falls from Cassini and plunges through Titan’s atmosphere to land on its surface, it will send back readings, giving researchers a better handle on exactly what elements make up the moon’s atmosphere.
