Natural Satellite
Titan
Titan is currently about 1,263,195,685 kilometres from Earth, or 8.444 astronomical units, which puts a one-way radio signal 70.2 minutes out. It is 9.434 astronomical units from the Sun.
Saturn’s giant moon, larger than Mercury, shrouded in a thick orange atmosphere with lakes and rivers of liquid methane.
NASA’s Dragonfly rotorcraft is slated to launch for Titan in 2028.
Right now
- Distance from Earth
- 1,263,195,685 km (8.444 AU)
- Distance from the Sun
- 1,411,296,588 km (9.434 AU)
- One-way signal time
- 70.2 minutes
The body
- Mean radius
- 2,575 km
- Orbital radius
- 1,221,870 km
- Orbital period
- 16 days