Titan
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It was a combined aeroshell and heat shield for a separate spacecraft, called Huygens, which was designed to land on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan.
Pyrotechnic bolts fired, silently releasing puffs of vapor that immediately crystallized and dispersed. Three springs pushed Huygens away from Cassini, and a curved track and roller made the released probe spin, at seven revolutions per minute.
The probe began to fall faster, into the deep ocean of air… Diaphragms slid back. A series of small portals ...opened in the protective shell of the craft, and sensors peered out.
At last, the probe crashed into the slush. Slowed by Titan’s low surface gravity and the density of the lower air—half again as dense as Earth’s—the impact was slow, as gentle as an apple falling from a tree.
The probe continued its battery of experiments…. Just six minutes after landing, the probe’s internal batteries were exhausted.
Melted slush frosted over the buried portals of the inert, cooling lander. And a thin rain of light brown organic material began to settle on the upper casing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a combined aeroshell and heat shield for a separate spacecraft, called Huygens, which was designed to land on Saturn’s largest moon, Titan.
Pyrotechnic bolts fired, silently releasing puffs of vapor that immediately crystallized and dispersed. Three springs pushed Huygens away from Cassini, and a curved track and roller made the released probe spin, at seven revolutions per minute.
The probe began to fall faster, into the deep ocean of air… Diaphragms slid back. A series of small portals ...opened in the protective shell of the craft, and sensors peered out.
At last, the probe crashed into the slush. Slowed by Titan’s low surface gravity and the density of the lower air—half again as dense as Earth’s—the impact was slow, as gentle as an apple falling from a tree.
The probe continued its battery of experiments…. Just six minutes after landing, the probe’s internal batteries were exhausted.
Melted slush frosted over the buried portals of the inert, cooling lander. And a thin rain of light brown organic material began to settle on the upper casing.
What to read after Titan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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