Photo: Saturn Moon Titan May Have Underground Ocean

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An artist's illustration shows a cross-section of Titan, Saturn's largest moon.

Scientists speculate the moon may contain a subterranean ocean of water and ammonia, based on unusual radar map data.

Image courtesy NASA/JPL

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