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DescriptionTitan atmosphere detail narrow.svg	English: A graph detailing temperature, pressure, and other aspects of Titan's climate. The atmospheric haze lowers the temperature in the lower atmosphere, while methane raises the temperature at the surface. Cryovolcanoes erupt methane into the atmosphere, which then rains down onto the surface, forming lakes. Română: Grafic cu detalii privind temperatura, presiunea şi alte aspecte ale climei de pe Titan. Ceața atmosferică scade temperatura în atmosfera inferioară, în timp ce metanul ridică temperatura la suprafață. Criovulcanii aruncă metan în atmosferă, care apoi cad sub formă de ploaie pe suprafață, formând lacuri.
Date	19 September 2008 (SVG)
Source	NASA (http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/media/cassini-102504/visuals.html); vectorized in Inkscape by Mysid.
Author	NASA (original), Mysid (SVG)
Other versions	File:Titan atmosphere detail.svg Wide version

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