Saturne

 

Planet Profile

Mass (kg)............................................5.69 x 10^26
Diameter (km)........................................120660
Mean density (kg/m^3) ...............................690
Escape velocity (m/sec)..............................35600

Average distance from Sun (AU).......................9.539
Rotation period (length of day) (in Earth hours).....10.2
Revolution period (length of year) (in Earth years)..29.46

Obliquity (tilt of axis) (degrees)...................26.7
Orbit inclination (degrees)..........................2.49
Orbit eccentricity...................................0.056

Mean temperature (K).................................88 K (1 bar level)

Visual geometric albedo..............................0.46
Atmospheric components...............................97% hydrogen, 
                                                      3% helium, 
                                                       .05% methane
Rings................................................Rings are 
	270,000 km in diameter, but only a few hundred meters thick. 
	Particles are centimeters to decameters in size and are ice (some
	may be covered with ice); there are traces of silicate 
	and carbon minerals. There are four main ring groups and three
	more faint, narrow ring groups separated by gaps called divisions.

LES SATELLITES NATURELS

Nom de
la Lune
# Rayon
(km)
Masse
(kg)
Distance
de Jupiter
(km)
Nom du
découvreur
Date
 Pan XVIII 9.655 ? 133,583 M. Showalter 1990 
 Atlas XV 20x15 ? 137,640 R. Terrile 1980 
 Prométhée XVI 72.5x42.5x32.5 2.7e+17 139,350 S. Collins 1980 
 Pandore XVII 57x42x31 2.2e+17 141,700 S. Collins 1980 
 Epiméthée XI 72x54x49 5.6e+17 151,422 R. Walker 1966 
 Janus X 98x96x75 2.01e+18 151,472 A. Dollfus 1966 
 Mimas I 196 3.80e+19 185,520 W. Herschel 1789 
 Encelade II 250 8.40e+19 238,020 W. Herschel 1789 
 Téthys III 530 7.55e+20 294,660 G. Cassini 1684 
 Telesto XIII 17x14x13 ? 294,660 B. Smith 1980 
 Calypso XIV 17x11x11 ? 294,660 B. Smith 1980 
 Dioné IV 560 1.05e+21 377,400 G. Cassini 1684 
 Hélène XII 18x16x15 ? 377,400 Laques-Lecacheux 1980 
 Rhéa V 765 2.49e+21 527,040 G. Cassini 1672 
 Titan VI 2,575 1.35e+23 1,221,850 C. Huygens 1655 
 Hyperion VII 205x130x110 1.77e+19 1,481,000 W. Bond 1848 
 Japet VIII 730 1.88e+21 3,561,300 G. Cassini 1671 
 Phoebé IX 110 4.0e+18 12,952,000 W. Pickering 1898 

Pan 1ière lune

Atlas 2ième lune

Prométhée 3ième lune

Pandore 4ième lune

Epiméthée 5ième lune

Janus 6ième lune

Mimas 7ième lune

Encelade 8ième lune

Thétis 9ième lune

télesto 10ième lune

Calipso 11ième lune

Dioné 12ième lune

Hélène 13ième lune

Rhéa 14ième lune

Titan 15ième lune

Hypérion 16ième lune

Japet 17ième lune

Phoebé 18ième lune

 

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