Titania is Uranus's biggest moon, about 1,600 km wide.
Canyons hundreds of kilometres long split its surface. Scientists think they formed as its insides froze and expanded, cracking the crust.
William Herschel found it in 1787, six years after he found Uranus itself.
It's named after the queen of the fairies in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.
If you stood here
Because Uranus is tipped on its side, a single day and night here can each last about 42 years, depending on where you stand.
- Width
- 1,577 km
- Goes round Uranus
- every 8.7 days
- One day
- The same: it always shows Uranus one face
- Temperature
- about −200 °C
- 70 kg on Earth weighs
- 3 kg here
