br According to MNN.com, "Saturn's biggest moon has long been a riddle, wrapped in a mystery — or more accurately, in an ice cube. For one thing, Titan packs a very unmoon-like atmosphere." Thomas Zurbuchen, NASA’s associate administrator for science in Washington, D.C., noted in a press release, “Titan is unlike any other place in the solar system, and Dragonfly is like no other mission. The science is compelling. It’s the right time to do it.