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The moons of the outer planets are

(a)   a mixture of several spherical moons and many more irregularly shaped moons.
(b)   all spherical in shape, having been shaped this way by their own gravity.
(c)   all irregular in shape, indicating that all of these moons were captured from outer space by the large gravitational forces generated by these planets.
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