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Titan 's oceans are made of methane and ethane, not water.
A new study suggests these liquids may ripple, surge, and swell against Titan 's shorelines.
If Titan 's seas exhibit waves, that could give scientists insight into the moon's climate.
In order to prove beyond a shadow of doubt that Titan 's liquids are moving in waves, scientists will eventually need direct views.
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