Astronomers Discover Tall Mountain on Saturn Moon Titan

Astronomers say they have discovered the highest mountain on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan. The peak, which was studied using infrared images and data from NASA’s Cassini probe, stands some 3,337 meters high and is one of a trio of mountains NASA calls Mithrim Montes. "It is not only the highest point we have found so far on Titan, but we think it is the highest point we are likely to find," said Stephen Wall, deputy lead of the Cassini radar team at NASA's Jet Propulsion...

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