The Tano Sulcus bisects part of this body's surface. Its motion is technically anti-synchronous with respect to the object it orbets.
The Tano Sulcus bisects part of this body's surface. Its motion is technically anti-synchronous with respect to the object it orbets. Found by William Lassell, its so-called "cantaloupe terrain" is probably caused by cryovulcanism and its atmosphere consists largely of hydrocarbons, including methane. For ten points, name this largest moon in the solar system with a retrograde orbit, the most massive moon of Neptune.
The Tano Sulcus bisects part of this body's surface. Its motion is technically anti-synchronous with respect to the object it orbets.
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