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Saturn's Icy, Oceanic Moon Enceladus May Have Tipped Away From Its Original Axis
Saturn's large, icy, oceanic moon Enceladus may have been tipped away from its original axis. A new study by astronomers from the Cornell University, University of Texas and NASA revealed that Saturn's large, icy, oceanic moon Enceladus may have been tipped away from its original axis.
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