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Since Titan orbits roughly along Saturn's equatorial plane, and Titan's tilt relative to the sun is about the same as Saturn's, Titan's seasons are on the same schedule as Saturn's—seasons that last more than seven Earth years, and a year that lasts 29 Earth years.

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