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Neptune Moons 'Dance’ to Avoid Collission - NASA
NASA has revealed the truly bizarre “never seen before” behaviour of Neptune’s moons. New research released by NASA reported odd movements in Neptune's two innermost moons, even by the extreme standards of space.
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