Ok, really not sure where to post this. I was watching a
programme last night called How Earth made us, presented by Dr
Iain Stewart. There was a part where he went diving to show you
bubbles of methane rising from the bottom of the sea. He then
said that methane is 20 times more potent than Carbon Dioxide as
a greenhouse gas. That got me thinking about Titan, Methane
exists on Titan as a solid, liquid and gas, and also has a thick
atmoshpere, so should'nt Titan be warm? Why is Titan's
temperature 93.7 K? Is it to do with the distance from the Sun?
Would be very happy if anyone could help me.