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    Saturn's Larger Satellites Have Lower Average Density Than the Galilean
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Saturn's Larger Satellites Have Lower Average Density Than the Galilean

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Saturn's larger satellites have lower average density than the Galilean satellites of Jupiter; therefore, we can conclude that Saturn's satellites contain less rock and more ice than the Galilean satellites.

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