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The satellite discovered by Charles Dillon Perrin in 1905
Ganymede (English: Elara) is surrounded by Jupiter Running one satellite In 1905, it was Lick Observatory Discovered by Charles Dillon Perrin. In 1975, the International Astronomical Association named it Elara. stay MYTHOS In Chinese, Ilala is the mother of the giant Titias. She gave birth to the child with Gaia.
Chinese name
Europa
Foreign name
Elara
Classification
satellite
Discovery time
January 2, 1905

*Discovery

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Discoverer Charles Dillon Palin

*Track characteristics

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Eccentricity 0.1723
9670500 km (0.065 AU) near the wooden point
13695700 km (0.092 AU) away from the wooden point
Track period 257.984888 days (0.706 years)
72859500 km (0.487 AU) of track circumference
The fastest average revolution speed: 3.919 kilometers per second
Average: 3.269 kilometers per second
Slowest: 2.767 kilometers per second
The intersection angle between the track and the ecliptic is 29.20 °
Track and Jupiter Equatorial angle 30.66 °
Planet Jupiter

*Physical characteristics

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Average diameter: 86 km
The surface area is about 23200 square kilometers
The volume is about 333000 cubic kilometers
Mass 8.7 × 1017 kg
Average specific gravity 2.6 g/cm3
surface Gravitational acceleration About 0.031 meters per square second (0.003 grams)
Escape speed is about 0.052 kilometers per second
Rotation period is about 0.5 day (12 hours)
The inclination of rotation axis is unknown
Reflectance 0.04
Minimum average maximum surface temperature
Unknown Unknown About 124 Kelvin
Atmospheric pressure 0 Pascal

brief introduction

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Elara is a satellite orbiting Jupiter. In 1905, it was Lick Observatory Discovered by Charles Dillon Palin. In 1975, the International Astronomical Association named it Elara. In Greek mythology, Ilala is the mother of the giant Titias. She had the baby with Gaia.

other

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Ganymede is one of the members of Ganymede satellite group. This constellation includes five satellites orbiting Jupiter. They are within 11 to 13 million kilometers of Jupiter. The inclination of their rotation axis is about 27.5 degrees.