Adiri (Titan)
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 Adiri as seen by Huygens | |
| Feature type | Albedo feature |
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| Eponym | paradise in Melanesian mythology |
Adiri is a large, bright albedo feature on Saturn's moon Titan. It is named after the paradise in Melanesian mythology. It is located to the west of the large, dark region of Shangri-la.
Adiri is a region of high ground and appears to be riddled with drainage channels. The Huygens probe landed on a plain just off the northwest 'coast' of Adiri in 2005.
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Coordinates: 10°S 210°W / 10°S 210°W
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