Deimos

Also known as Mars II, Deimos (moon), Mars II Deimos

natürlicher Satellit des Planeten Mars

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Deimos is a celestial body discovered on August 12, 1877. It has a diameter of 12.4 and a radius of 6.27. The object possesses a volume of 1033 and a mass of 1.48. Its density is recorded as 1.465.

Deimos orbits with a semi-major axis of 23458. The orbital period is 1.26244, and the eccentricity is 0.0002. The inclination of the orbit is 27.58. The periapsis is 23455.5, while the apoapsis is 23470.9. Surface gravity measures 0.003.

The apparent magnitude of Deimos is 12.89. Its albedo is 0.068. The subject is categorized under "Deimos (moon)" in Commons. It is referenced by 667 other encyclopedia articles.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: moon of Mars
Named after: Deimos
Parent body: Mars
Diameter: 12.4
Radius: 6.27
Mass: 1.48
Orbital period: 1.26244
Image: NASA-Deimos-MarsMoon-20090221.jpg

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discoverer or inventor: Asaph Hall
Commons category: Deimos (moon)
time of discovery or invention: 1877-08-12
topic's main category: Category:Deimos (moon)
semi-major axis of an orbit: 23458
orbital eccentricity: 0.0002
density: 1.465
apparent magnitude: 12.89
albedo: 0.068
orbital inclination: 27.58
periapsis: 23455.5
apoapsis: 23470.9
surface gravity: 0.003
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
volume as quantity: 1033

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Article · Deutsch

Deimos ([ˈdɛ.ɪmɔs], [ˈdaɪ̯mɔs]; von altgriechisch Δείμος, auch eingedeutscht Daimos) ist neben dem größeren Phobos einer der beiden natürlichen Satelliten des Planeten Mars.

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