Titania: Exploring Uranus' Largest Moon

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Titania: Exploring Uranus' Largest Moon - Size & Details

The largest satellite of Uranus is Titania. It has a diameter of 1,578 kilometers (980 miles), making it the eighth largest moon in the solar system.

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