Saturn's moon Titan is different from all other moons of planets because
A) lakes of water with floating icebergs are seen on its surface.
B) it possesses a thick atmosphere.
C) its orbit carries it directly over both poles of the planet.
D) continuously erupting volcanoes are observed on it.

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Titan is the only moon in the solar system with a thick atmosphere, which is mostly composed of nitrogen with some methane and other gases. It is also the only moon with clouds and a climate system. Its surface features include lakes and rivers, but they are not made of water, they are composed of liquid methane and ethane. There is no evidence of active volcanoes on Titan.

Saturn's Moon Titan Is Different from All Other Moons of Planets