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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-99784-7 a rich one as it hosts a varied collection of moons, sometimes referred to as the Cronian moons. (Krónos is the Greek name for Saturn.) At the time of writing, a total of 53 had been confirmed so far (another nine are provisional). These include Titan, the second largest moon in our Solar System, a

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Issues in Peacekeeping and Peacemakingt one hundred times less massive, this is a planetary object on a different scale than the giant moons we have been reviewing so far. Another arresting feature of the tiny moon is how bright the surface is. With an albedo of 1.34, Enceladus holds the title for the most reflective object in our Solar

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-23624-7en confirmed as ocean worlds, whereas four are very likely to host a subsurface ocean (or at least a subsurface sea in the case of Ceres), but conclusive evidence is still pending. That our Solar System can host so many planetary objects capable of sustaining large amounts of liquid water is remarka

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