From: smithm@SPAMBLOCKnetapps.com.au.retro.com   
      
   On Tue, 01 Mar 2005 19:03:59 GMT   
   ernesto.alto@libero.it (rnesto) wrote:   
      
   > with 14W/m^2 and a thick atmosphere don't you think the temperature on   
   > Titan has to be a little more higher that -180 degrees?   
      
   No, it sounds about right to me. But I bet if Titan had some heat   
   generating industry it would be a lot warmer. -180 degrees is better   
   expressed as 90 kelvin. About half the coldest temperature ever seen in   
   Antarctica.   
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