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How many miles away is Saturn's largest moon, Titan from the sun and the earth?
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Average Titan-Saturn distance is 759.23 miles only. 5-sd Saturn-Sun and Saturn-Earth average distances are the same 890.74 M miles. So, up to 5-sd, Sun/Earth-Titan. distance is 890.74 M miles.
Explanation:
The average distance of an inner planet from an outer planet is nearly the average distance of the outer planet from the Sun So, 5-sd Titan average distance, from both the Sun and the Earth, is 890.74 M miles, nearly.
Reference: wiki Titan and NASA Planetary Fact Sheet.
Average Titan-Saturn distance is 759.23 miles only. 5-sd Saturn-Sun and Saturn-Earth average distances are the same 890.74 M miles. So, up to 5-sd, Sun/Earth-Titan. distance is 890.74 M miles.
Explanation:
The average distance of an inner planet from an outer planet is nearly the average distance of the outer planet from the Sun So, 5-sd Titan average distance, from both the Sun and the Earth, is 890.74 M miles, nearly.
Reference: wiki Titan and NASA Planetary Fact Sheet.
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