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According to the internets: Titan is 71.6 × 10^9 km^3 by volume. Earths oceans are 1.335 × 10^9 km^3 by volume. I've also soon a diagram comparing earths ocea
by Chris2048 3y ago
According to the internets:
Titan is 71.6 × 10^9 km^3 by volume.
Earths oceans are 1.335 × 10^9 km^3 by volume.
I've also soon a diagram comparing earths oceans to titan, and the water looks to have a diameter around the same radius as titan, which would mean a volume of 1/8th.
That would require earths oceans to have a volume of about 8.95 × 10^9 km^3, so I guess the illustrations are wrong (or from the perspective of the ocean ball being closer..).
Edit: correction, the diagram was a comparison of water per plant - the ocean ball was titans ocean, not earths..
So 12x earths ocean is 16.02 × 10^9 km^3
that's 1/4.46th the volume of Titan. I guess Titans Ocean ball is bigger than the radius..