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All three suspension cords connect the parachute canopy to the probe's central bridle and remain taut along continuous routes. The probe's dark lower rim touches and compresses the Titan surface; the contact depression is centered directly beneath that rim. Ejected grains originate at the rim-sand contact and follow short descending arcs back toward the surface. Each ice cobble rests on the sand with a small contact shadow and sits outside the fresh depression. The inflated canopy remains above the probe, supported by atmospheric drag while the probe completes its downward contact. The probe is 1.3 m across; the parachute is 3.03 m across, about 2.3 times the probe's diameter. It is 14 January 2005: Uncrewed scene containing spacecraft hardware.; Gold thermal foil, aluminum structure, woven parachute fabric, suspension cord, damp granular surface material, and hard rounded water ice.; ESA Huygens descent module beneath its operational 3.03 m parachute at Titan touchdown. 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