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Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

NASA Dragonfly to Land in Titan Dune Field Named Ahmakiq Undae

NASA Dragonfly to Land in Titan Dune Field Named Ahmakiq Undae

September 6, 2026 by Sophie Lin - Technology Editor

NASA’s nuclear-powered Dragonfly spacecraft will land in a dune field on Saturn’s moon Titan named Ahmakiq Undae.

Categories Technology Tags Ahmakiq Undae, Dragonfly spacecraft, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, NASA, Ralph Lorenz, Saturn moon Titan, Selk crater Leave a comment

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