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When NASA?s New Frontier mission Dragonfly<\/em> touches down on the surface of Saturn?s moon Titan, it won?t stay in one place for long. That?s because the scientific probe for the mission - both of which carry the Dragonfly <\/em>moniker - is a rotorcraft drone designed by a team of Penn State<\/a> aerospace engineers.<\/p>\n

Proposed and overseen by Johns Hopkins University?s Applied Physics Laboratory, Dragonfly?s main directive is to deepen our understanding of this unique celestial body. Save for our own planet, Titan is the only other place we?ve found significant stable surface liquids - in Titan?s case seas and rivers of liquid methane.<\/p>\n

This fact, combined with the moon?s carbon-rich chemistry, make Titan the ideal place to study astrobiology, the prebiotic origins of life, and the possibility of extraterrestrial habitation.<\/p>\n