“Methane rain fell on Titan's dark lakes a full season early. Neptune, who knows about fast weather, called it 'a warning wearing a calendar.'”
Titan's rain is early this century

“Lakes and seas of liquid methane dot his poles and rain falls from an orange sky, and Titan wears the weather like a king wears a cloak.”
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He is the only moon with a true atmosphere and he knows it, and he behaves accordingly. For eons he has rained methane onto his own lakes and watched the cycle complete itself. Saturn calls him the heir; Titan has never once declined the title.
His northern lakes have begun reflecting something that is not the Sun, and he will not name it. He studies the reflections for hours, rain beading on his haze. He has started keeping the observation to himself, which for Titan is unprecedented.
If the Primordial Suns are converging, Titan intends to greet them as an equal — the only moon with skies of his own. He is quietly charting the lake reflections like a map. Whether it is a map of anything, even he cannot say.
“Methane rain fell on Titan's dark lakes a full season early. Neptune, who knows about fast weather, called it 'a warning wearing a calendar.'”
Titan's rain is early this century
Moons, loyal and tidal-locked, dancers and servants. A moon’s love is gravitational: it cannot leave, so it learns to love the staying.
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