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Titan's Transforming Rainfall
The long-running Cassini orbital Saturn mission has revealed that there are hundreds of hydrocarbon lakes and seas located all over Saturn's moon Titan. Now new observations have led researchers to believe that they can explain, at least in-part, how methane rainfall replenishes these liquid landmarks.
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