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Dynamically favorable hosts for submoons around Jupiter and Saturn
The long-term stability of small bodies orbiting natural satellites (submoons) in the Solar System has been previously investigated using an analytical approximation of a three-body problem, focusing mainly on tidal forces and neglecting other perturbations. This approach suggests that submoons arou
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