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    Meet a Saturn Scientist

    Nov 01, 2019 2 minutes
    by Meg Thacher

    Why study Titan?

    Titan is very interesting! It has a lot of the same things we see on Earth, like lakes and seas, sand dunes, and river channels, but on Titan they’re made of very different ingredients. We think it might have a lot to tell

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