Titan—a Young Moon! — Кассета

This is Ken Ham, founder of Answers in Genesis , the Creation Museum , and the Ark Encounter . The planet Saturn has at least sixty-two moons, including one called Titan. This moon is larger than ours and the only one known to have an atmosphere, which is partly methane. Titan’s surface features lakes of what’s probably liquid methane. The small amount of methane surprised evolutionary astronomers who believe the planet is billions of years old. Evolutionists also thought Titan would be covered with thousands of craters from billions of years of asteroid hits. But photos showed only sixty craters on half of Titan. Research is showing our universe isn’t old! It’s young. Dig Deeper Saturn—Jewel in the Creator’s Showcase Does Astronomy Confirm a Young Universe?