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Mimas is a small moon of Saturn that is composed mostly of water ice and may harbor a hidden ocean beneath its frozen surface. Scientists find it significant because it is the smallest celestial body known to be rounded by its own gravity, and its heavily cratered surface provides clues about the history of Saturn's moon system.
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Key facts
- Planet.name
- Mimas
- Planet.mpc_name
- Saturn I
- Planet.pronounced
- or as Greco-Latin Mimas (approximated )
- Planet.adjectives
- Mimantean, Mimantian (both )
- Planet.named_after
- Mimas, Giant in Greek mythology
- Planet.image
- Mimas Cassini.jpg
- Planet.caption
- Mimas imaged by the Cassini orbiter, February 2010, and orthographically projected. Mimas's surface is dominated by craters; the large crater at the right is Herschel
- Planet.background
- Thistle
- Planet.discoverer
- William Herschel
- Planet.discovered
- 17 September 1789
- Planet.avg_speed
- 14.28 km/s (calculated)
- Planet.inclination
- (to Saturn's equator)
- Planet.satellite_of
- Saturn
- Planet.dimensions
- 415.6 × 393.4 × 381.2 km(0.0311 Earths)
- Planet.surface_area
- –
- Planet.mass
- (6.3 Earths)
- Planet.surface_grav
- m/s2 (0.00648 g)
- Planet.escape_velocity
- km/s
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- regular moon
- Named after
- Mimas
- Parent body
- Saturn
- Diameter
- 415.6
- Radius
- 198.2
- Mass
- 37.496
- Orbital period
- 0.942
- Image
- Mimas Cassini.jpg
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- Category:Mimas (moon)
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- Mimas
- discoverer or inventor
- William Herschel
- time of discovery or invention
- 1789-09-17
- Commons gallery
- Mimas (moon)
- orbital eccentricity
- 0.0196
- semi-major axis of an orbit
- 185520
- apparent magnitude
- 12.9
- apoapsis
- 189176
- orbital inclination
- 1.574
- density
- 1.149
- albedo
- 0.962
- periapsis
- 181902
- volume as quantity
- 32600000
- surface gravity
- 0.064
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Mimas (Μίμας in lingua greca), anche noto come Mima o Mimante, è uno dei principali satelliti naturali di Saturno. Con un diametro di 396 chilometri è il settimo satellite di Saturno e il ventunesimo del sistema solare per dimensione. Mimas è il corpo celeste più piccolo che si conosca ad avere forma sferica a causa del proprio campo di gravità.
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