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On a Small Moon of Uranus Stands a 20 Km Cliff that No Probe Has Ever Seen Since the Passage of Voyager 2 in 1986.
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Imagine turning into a vacuum for twelve long minutes before touching the ground. This is the scenario that anyone would suffer from falling from the top of Verona Rupes, a dizzying cliff nestled on Miranda, a small moon of Uranus. Photographed only once by Voyager 2 in 1986, it has never been seen since. To remember Verona Rupes, [...]
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