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A journey across Titan’s largest methane sea.

Posted on March 28, 2016March 28, 2016 By Andrew Thaler
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You asked for a map the clarify the journey of Calliope, the Salvager, and others as they sail, fly, and walk across Kraken Mare, Titan’s largest methane sea. Here, for your pleasure, is a map of the journey across Kraken Mare from A Crack in the Sky above Titan.

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Read A Crack in the Sky Above Titan, available now. 

 

Check out the first chapter, here: What is it like to sail across Titan’s methane seas?

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