Scientists find evidence of ocean inside Saturn?s moon

Published March 24, 2008 4:00am ET



Radar piercing through the thick haze of methane surrounding Saturn?s moon Titan found some prominent landmarks had moved by as much as 19 miles in two years, NASA reported last week.

The shifts provide the first evidence of a vast underground ocean of water and ammonia, on which the moon?s crust floats.

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