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Planet Saturn Moons: Titan

Titan is a moon of the planet Saturn.

For a listing of other moons, see Moons of the planets.

Titan Moon Facts
Mass (kg) 1.35e+23
Radius (km) 2,575
Density (gm/cm3) 1.88
Distance from Saturn (km) 1,221,850
Period of rotation (days) 15.94542
Period of orbit (days) 15.94542
Orbital velocity (km/sec) 5.58
Eccentricity of orbit 0.0292
Inclination of orbit (°) 0.33
Visual albedo 0.21
Visual magnitude 8.28
surface temperature -178°C
Atmospheric pressure (bars) 1.5

This moon can be viewed with binoculars and all telescopes.



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