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William Herschel Discovered Titania and Oberon, the Two Largest Moons of Uranus, in 1787 » Celebrate and Learn
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Earth and Space News: William Herschel Discovered First Two Uranian Moons on Jan. 11, 1787
National Air and Space Museum в Twitter: "Today in 1787, British astronomer William Herschel discovered Titania and Oberon, Uranus's two largest moons. Like most of Uranus's moons, they are named for Shakespeare
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Prof Frank McDonough on Twitter: "11 January 1787. William Herschel discovered Titania and Oberon, the two moons of Uranus. https://t.co/pRKxVqlIDG" / Twitter
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