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Encyclopedia > Thalassa
  • In Greek mythology, Thalassa ("sea") was a primordial sea goddess.
  • Thalassa is a moon of the planet Neptune.
  • Thalassa is a fictional planet, a waterworld in Arthur C. Clarke's novel Songs of Distant Earth.
  • In biology, Thalassa is a genus of ladybird beetle.
  • Thalassa is title of a late poem written by Irish Poet Louis MacNeice.
  • Thalassa is a notable long-running television program on the television channel France 3 that reports on all items of interest in the nautical, maritime and oceanic field.
  • Thalassa is a band which represented Greece at the Eurovision Song Contest 1998.
  • Thalassa is the name of an electoral ward in the City of Onkaparinga.

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Thalassa (moon) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (173 words)
Thalassa (tha-las'-a, Greek Θάλασσα) is the second moon of Neptune.
Thalassa was named after a daughter of Aether and Hemera from Greek mythology.
Thalassa was discovered sometime before mid-September, 1989 from the images taken by the Voyager 2 probe.
Thalassa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (113 words)
In Greek mythology, Thalassa ("sea") was a primordial sea goddess.
Thalassa is a fictional planet, a waterworld in Arthur C. Clarke's novel Songs of Distant Earth.
In biology, Thalassa is a genus of ladybird beetle.
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