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hbsimmons88

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The materials that compose most of Titan are completely different than those that compose Earth. Therefore, what were scientist surprised to see from space-probe images in a 2005 landing?
 
  A) some indications that an ancient civilization may have inhabited Titan approximately 500,000 years ago
  B) a landscape similar to Earth's
  C) an utterly alien landscape, unlike anything seen on Earth
  D) the image of a man's face on an equatorial mountain range

Question 2

Saturn's rings are composed of?
 
  A) chunks of ice and rock
  B) methane gas
  C) hydrogen
  D) old satellites and other space junk lost from Earth's orbit and other space missions



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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