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What is the angular diameter of Saturn (in degrees) as seen from the surface of Rhea? (Note: Necessary data can be found in this Celestial Profile angular diameter (in arc seconds) linear diameter and in this table. Hint: Use the small-angle formula, 2.06 x 105 distance

What is the angular diameter of Saturn (in degrees) as seen from the surface of Rhea? (Note: Necessary data can be found in this Celestial Profile angular diameter (in arc seconds) linear diameter and in this table. Hint: Use the small-angle formula, 2.06 x 105 distance

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What is the angular diameter of Saturn (in degrees) as seen from the surface of Rhea? (Note: Necessary data can be found in this Celestial Profile angular diameter (in arc seconds) linear diameter and in this table. Hint: Use the small-angle formula, 2.06 x 105 distance
Transcribed Image Text:What is the angular diameter of Saturn (in degrees) as seen from the surface of Rhea? (Note: Necessary data can be found in this Celestial Profile angular diameter (in arc seconds) linear diameter and in this table. Hint: Use the small-angle formula, 2.06 x 105 distance
1 of 1 Celestial Profile: SATURN Table A-11 Principal Satellites of the Solar System Distance from Orbital Period Orbital Orbital Primary Satellite Radius (km) Primary (10' km) days Eccentkity Inclination" МOTION Esrth Moon 3614 272 OSS Average distance from the Sun Eccentricity of orbit Inclination of orbit to ecliptic Orbital period Rotation period (sidereal) 14 X 12 x 10 9.58 AU (143 x 10° km) Mars Prebos 94 Lleimos 235 126 Aalh 0.056 lupelet 135 X 1x lo 1820 422 177 2.5° Europe 15NI 29.5 y Grymede 3630 1001 Caleto 2M10 1884 10.57 h 11A Satun Janus 110 x 80 x 100 151.5 0.70 Inclination of equator to orbit 26,7° 196 185.5 15 Enceladus 250 2380 137 Tethys 530 2917 CHARACTERISTICS Dure 550 377 24 Rhea 527 452 Equatorial diameter 1.21 X 10 km (9.45 De 5.68 X 1025 kg (95.2 Ma) 0.69 g/cm 1.1 Earth gravities Tite 1222 Hyperion 203 X 110 X 1o 1454 2128 0.104 Mass Lapetir 20 356 Phocte 106 12.900 0.163 190 Average density Gravity at cloud tops Escape velocity Temperature at cloud tops Uans Mranda 235 1299 14 Ariel 1909 252 Umbrie 206.0 414 35.5 km/s (3.2 Va) 95 K (-290°F) litenia 436 Oberon 790 5834 1346 Neptune Proteus 206 1176 112 Trion 354 59 Albedo 0.34 Nereld 170 35580 20012 Pluto Oblateness 0.098 Charon 25 x 18 X IN 487 24RS or Hycra 22 x 22 x 12 647 3820 *"F nay PERSONALITY POINT The Greek god Cronus was forced to flee when his son Zeus (Jupiter in Roman mythology) tock power. Cronus fled to Italy, where the Romans called him Saturn, protector of the sowing of seed. He was celebrated in a weeklong wild party called the Saturnalia at the time of the winter
Transcribed Image Text:1 of 1 Celestial Profile: SATURN Table A-11 Principal Satellites of the Solar System Distance from Orbital Period Orbital Orbital Primary Satellite Radius (km) Primary (10' km) days Eccentkity Inclination" МOTION Esrth Moon 3614 272 OSS Average distance from the Sun Eccentricity of orbit Inclination of orbit to ecliptic Orbital period Rotation period (sidereal) 14 X 12 x 10 9.58 AU (143 x 10° km) Mars Prebos 94 Lleimos 235 126 Aalh 0.056 lupelet 135 X 1x lo 1820 422 177 2.5° Europe 15NI 29.5 y Grymede 3630 1001 Caleto 2M10 1884 10.57 h 11A Satun Janus 110 x 80 x 100 151.5 0.70 Inclination of equator to orbit 26,7° 196 185.5 15 Enceladus 250 2380 137 Tethys 530 2917 CHARACTERISTICS Dure 550 377 24 Rhea 527 452 Equatorial diameter 1.21 X 10 km (9.45 De 5.68 X 1025 kg (95.2 Ma) 0.69 g/cm 1.1 Earth gravities Tite 1222 Hyperion 203 X 110 X 1o 1454 2128 0.104 Mass Lapetir 20 356 Phocte 106 12.900 0.163 190 Average density Gravity at cloud tops Escape velocity Temperature at cloud tops Uans Mranda 235 1299 14 Ariel 1909 252 Umbrie 206.0 414 35.5 km/s (3.2 Va) 95 K (-290°F) litenia 436 Oberon 790 5834 1346 Neptune Proteus 206 1176 112 Trion 354 59 Albedo 0.34 Nereld 170 35580 20012 Pluto Oblateness 0.098 Charon 25 x 18 X IN 487 24RS or Hycra 22 x 22 x 12 647 3820 *"F nay PERSONALITY POINT The Greek god Cronus was forced to flee when his son Zeus (Jupiter in Roman mythology) tock power. Cronus fled to Italy, where the Romans called him Saturn, protector of the sowing of seed. He was celebrated in a weeklong wild party called the Saturnalia at the time of the winter
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