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Why Saturn’s inner moons look like ravioli, cigars and potatoes
The small moons that orbit in Saturn鈥檚 rings have a range of odd shapes, all of which may have come from smaller moonlets crashing into one another and merging
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The small moons that orbit in Saturn鈥檚 rings have a range of odd shapes, all of which may have come from smaller moonlets crashing into one another and merging
Life on Venus has been thought impossible due to its acidic atmosphere. But acid-loving microbes are all over Earth, so they could also live in its toxic clouds