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Planetary oceanography, also called astro-oceanography or exo-oceanography, is the study of oceans on planets and moons other than Earth. This field developed after the discovery of sub-surface oceans in Saturn's moon Titan and Jupiter's moon Europa during the Voyager missions. The Cassini mission observed surface lakes of liquid methane on Titan, and…
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