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Titania is the largest moon orbiting the planet Uranus. It matters because studying it helps scientists understand the composition and history of the outer solar system.
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Apparent magnitude 13.9 Absolute magnitude (H) 1.02 Atmosphere Surface pressure <1–2 mPa (10–20 nbar) Composition by volume carbon dioxide (?)
nitrogen (?)
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