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In 2005 , Cassini 's European probe Huygens made contact with the surface of Titan , Saturn 's largest moon.
The signal was received via the Green Bank telescope in the USA from a European spacecraft 1.2 billion kilometers away.
The landscapes of Titan look a lot like those we have on Earth .
Studying Titan has revealed a moon with many possible parallels to Earth .
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