Bob the Alien's Tour of the Solar System

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*WORD*	*MEANING*	*EXTRA INFORMATION*
Tarqeq	moon of saturn
Tarvos	moon of saturn
Taygete	moon of jupiter
Telescope
Telesto	moon of saturn
Tethys	moon of saturn
Thalassa	Second closest moon of Neptune, orbiting the planet at an average distance of 50,075 kilometres (31,115 miles). Its diameter is about 83 km (52 miles). Thalassa was discovered in 1989 by Voyager 2.	In mythology, Thalassa was the daughter of Aether and Hemera. Thalassa is the Greek word for sea.
Thebe	moon of jupiter
Thelxinoe	moon of jupiter
Themisto	moon of jupiter
Thrust
Thruster
Thrymr	moon of saturn
Thyone	moon of jupiter
Titan	moon of saturn
Titania
Trinculo
Triton	Neptune's largest moon. It was discovered in 1846 by British astronomer and beer brewer, William Lassell, and thought to be Neptune's only moon until Nereid was discovered in 1949. Triton is Neptune's only spherical moon with a diameter of 2,707 kilometres. It orbits at a distance of 354,800 kilometres (220,462 miles) taking 5 days and 21 hours to complete an orbit.	In Greek mythology, Triton is a god of the sea, son of Poseidon (Neptune). In popular culture, Triton is the father of Arial in The Little Mermaid!