This is an image of Titania.
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Surface of Titania
The surface of Titania is typical of an icy moon. It appears to be resurfaced, and changed for it is lightly cratered with grooves and ridges similar to those found on
Ganymede extending for many kilometers over the entire surface. These indicate that there has been activity in the interior of Titania in the past.
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