Space
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Saturn's 'Boring' Moon May Be Hiding an Entire Ocean Under its Icy Crust
From a distance, Saturn’s moon Dione may look something like the Earth’s satellite: gray and static. New close up images taken by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, however, suggest that it may have been active in the past and could still be now.
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