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Want to go to space? NASA is offering the public a chance to 'hitch a ride' to Saturn

NASA is offering the public a chance to send their names to Saturn's largest moon.

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  • Primary Driver: NASA is offering the public a chance to send their names to Saturn's largest moon.
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NASA is offering the public a chance to send their names to Saturn's largest moon, Titan. According to KING5.com and Popular Science, NASA will include the names of those who submit them on a spacecraft that will fly by Titan.

This opportunity is part of a broader effort to engage the public in space exploration. However, it is worth noting that the spacecraft will not be taking anyone to Saturn, but rather flying by the planet and its moons.

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The obvious questions

What is the name of Saturn's largest moon?

Titan

What is the purpose of this opportunity?

To engage the public in space exploration

Will the spacecraft take anyone to Saturn?

No, it will only fly by the planet and its moons

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