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Two in One: Scientists Revealed Unexpected Details About Saturn's Biggest Satellite.
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Scientists have said that the biggest satellite of Saturn, Titan, is probably the result of two moons that occurred about 400 million years ago, and if this is confirmed, the discovery can help reveal some of the secrets associated with this giant planet, including the appearance of its famous rings, says Live Science. Titan is the second largest satellite of the solar system after Ganymede, the moon of Jupiter, about 5150 kilometres in diameter…
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