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Old January 17th 05, 03:42 PM
Craig Fink
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Default So, How big are the tides on Titan?

Just wondering how big the tides on Titan might be?

Maybe they're huge?

Low gravity in conjunction with a really big moon called Saturn. After all
motion is relative. ;-)

Craig Fink
 




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