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Titania

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The path of Titania round Uranus, seen from above and drawn to scale, with the white dot at its nearest point. Orbit from NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics, planetary satellites.

Kind: Moon of Uranus
Distance: 436,298 km from Uranus on average
Once round: 8.706 days
Path: very nearly a circle (eccentricity 0.002), tilted 0°
Size: 1,578 km across, 45.4 per cent of our Moon’s width
Density: 1.65 times water
Found: 1787, by W. Herschel

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Titania, our Moon and Uranus, drawn to one scale from their measured sizes, as plain discs.

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What it looks like up close
What it is made of
How it was found
Spacecraft that have seen it
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Sources: NASA/JPL Solar System Dynamics, planetary satellites.