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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2008 · 5 MIN

Moons

from ESApod, audio and video from space · host European Space Agency ESA

A number of missions have spent time exploring these unknown worlds in the solar system. In January 2005, the European lander, Huygens stunned the world as it landed on Saturn's largest moon, Titan, revealing unexpected data. Missions such as ESA's SMART-1, which compiled the first comprehensive inventory of key chemical elements in the lunar surface and tested new technology, have become increasingly important today. To follow-up on the technological breakthroughs of SMART-1, ESA will be participating in Chandrayaan-1, the Indian space agency's lunar mission, due for launch in 2008. ESApod video programme

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There are many moons in the Solar System, some of which are considered to be worlds in their own right, where life in some form might exist

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