And what of the crème brûlée analogy? Yes, the OU team has tested it.
"I have to stress this was the students; it was all their idea and they did it in their spare time, not in the university's time," Professor Zarnecki admitted.
"They did a drop into a crème brûlée. It had a nice crust and, horrifyingly, they got a signal that wasn't a million miles from the real one from Titan. So maybe the moon is a crème brûlée in the sky after all," the researcher joked.
Mmmmm. Tasty moons of Saturn.... I think perhaps we should send a manned probe. I'll volunteer!