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Sir William Herschel on Twitter: "In 1787, I had discovered two moons around Uranus: Titania and Oberon. Two years later, using my larger telescope, I found Saturn's sixth and seventh moons, Enceladus
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Sir William Herschel on Twitter: "In 1787, I had discovered two moons around Uranus: Titania and Oberon. Two years later, using my larger telescope, I found Saturn's sixth and seventh moons, Enceladus
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The Royal Society on Twitter: "It was #onthisday 1787, British astronomer William Herschel FRS discovered Titania and Oberon, two moons of Uranus https://t.co/z93YqPJ5iB… https://t.co/2dqEJ3xGIp"
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