<human>: posting grueling space facts and knowledge every day until we reach 30 or so those days are always filled with crazy questions and topics let me know if you have any comments or questions let me know what facts we missed today or tomorrow let's talk about some less known saturns moons like nebulas and iapetus that can get attention and give us some information we need to waste time here let's dive into a bit of saturn's hidden moons like dione moons and tidally locked planets, but there's something odd about how these moons rotate based on their parent planet's location, so there are some odd ways these moons might rotate based upon their parent planet. however, there is something odd about the way these moons are rotated based on the parent planet''s location ; this may indicate that a past catastrophic impact may have caused these moons to rotate completely around a third of the moon, making it look like a giant starburst ejection from star wars ; back then nasa reported observations that suggested a small ring system could mark the first known moon ring, but these observations revealed unexpected evidence that ring material and the final ice moon may have made the moon ice completely. saturnian moons super interesting facts and little quirks
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