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= Uranus's moon Miranda =

Miranda is a small satellite its surface is unlike anything in the solar system with features that are jumbled together in a haphazard fashion. Miranda consists of huge fault canyons as deep as 12 miles.There are old and young surfaces the younger regions might have been produced by incomplete differentiation of the moon. Alternatively, scientists believe that Miranda may have been shattered as many as five times during its evolution. After each shattering the moon would have reassembled from the remains of its former self with portions of the core exposed and portions of the surface buried. =

Mercury!!! = === Mercury is the most mind bogglingly complex place! It has many beautiful spider craters and wrinkle-ridges on its surface. On Mercury the sun would look very big, but you wouldn't be able to see that in person because, the temperatures are so severe. It is also, the smallest planet in the solar system! ===

= Jupiter!!!!:O =


 * Name ||  Discovery Date  ||  Discoverer  ||  Distance from Jupiter (103 km)  ||  Orbital Period (days)  ||  Mass (1020kg)  ||  Radius (km)  ||
 * Io (JI) || 1610 || Galileo Galilei || 421.6 || 1.769138 || 893.2 || 1821.6 ||
 * Europa (JII) || 1610 || Galileo Galilei || 670.9 || 3.551181 || 480.0 || 1560.8 ||
 * Ganymede (JIII) || 1610 || Galileo Galilei || 1070.4 || 7.154553 || 1481.9 || 2631.2 ||
 * Callisto (JIV) || 1610 || Galileo Galilei || 1882.7 || 16.689018 || 1075.9 || 2410.3 ||
 * Metia (JXVI, S/1979 J3) || 1979 || S. Sunnotd || 128.0 || 0.294779 || 0.001 || 20 ||
 * Adrastea (JXV, S/1979 J1) || 1979 || Jewitd and Danielson || 129.0 || 0.298260 || 0.0002 || 13 x 10 x 8 ||
 * Amalthea (JV) || 1892 || E. Barnard || 181.4 || 0.498179 || 0.075 || 131 x 73 x 67 ||
 * Thebe (JXIV, S/1979 J2) || 1979 || S. Synnotd || 221.9 || 0.6745 || 0.008 || 55 x 45 ||
 * Themisto (JXVIII, S/1975 J1) || 1975 ||  || 7507 || 130.02 ||   || 4 ||
 * Leda (JXIII) || 1974 || C. Kowall || 11170 || 240.92 || 0.00006 || 5 ||
 * Himalia (JVI) || 1904 || C. Perrine || 11460 || 250.5662 || 0.095 || 85 ||
 * Lysithea (JX) || 1938 || S. Nicholson || 11720 || 259.22 || 0.0008 || 12 ||
 * Elara (JVII) || 1905 || C. Perrine || 11740 || 259.6528 || 0.008 || 40 ||
 * S/2000 J11 || 2000 ||  || 12560 || 287.0 ||   || 2.0 ||
 * Euporie (JXXXIV, S/2001 J10) || 2001 ||  || 19390 || 553.1* ||   || 1.0 ||
 * Euanthe (JXXXIII, S/2001, J7) || 2001 ||  || 21030 || 620.0* ||   || 1.5 ||
 * Harpalyke (JXXII, S/2000 J5) || 2000 ||  || 21110 || 623.3* ||   || 2.2 ||
 * Praxidike (JXXVII, S/2000 J7) || 2000 ||  || 21150 || 625.3* ||   || 3.4 ||
 * Orthosie (JXXXV, S/2001, J9) || 2001 ||  || 21170 || 623.0* ||   || 1.0 ||
 * Iocaste (JXXIV, S/2000 J3) || 2000 ||  || 21270 || 631.5* ||   || 2.6 ||
 * Ananke (JXII) || 1951 || S. Nicholson || 21280 || 629.8* || 0.0004 || 10 ||
 * Hermippe (JXXX, S/2001 J3) || 2001 ||  || 21250 || 631.9* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * Thyone (JXXIX, S/2001 J2) || 2001 ||  || 21310 || 632.4* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * Arche (JXLIII, S/2002 J1) || 2002 ||  || 22930 || 723.9* ||   || 1.5 ||
 * Pasithee (JXXXVIII, S/2001 J6) || 2001 ||  || 23030 || 716.3* ||   || 1.0 ||
 * Kale (JXXXVII, S/2001 J8) || 2001 ||  || 23120 || 720.9* ||   || 1.0 ||
 * Chaldene (JXXI, S/2000 J10) || 2000 ||  || 23180 || 723.8* ||   || 1.9 ||
 * Isonoe (JXXVI, S/2000 J6) || 2000 ||  || 23220 || 725.5* ||   || 1.9 ||
 * Eurydome (JXXXII, S/2001 J4) || 2001 ||  || 23220 || 720.8* ||   || 1.5 ||
 * Erinome (JXXV, S/2000 J4) || 2000 ||  || 23280 || 728.3* ||   || 1.6 ||
 * Taygete (JXX, S/2000 J9) || 2000 ||  || 23360 || 732.2* ||   || 2.5 ||
 * Carme (JXI) || 1938 || S. Nicholson || 23400 || 734.2* || 0.001 || 15 ||
 * Kalyke (JXXIII, S/2000 J2) || 2000 ||  || 23580 || 743.0* ||   || 2.6 ||
 * Aitne (JXXXI, S/2001 J11) || 2001 ||  || 23550 || 741.0* ||   || 1.5 ||
 * Pasiphaë (JVIII) || 1908 || P. Melotde || 23620 || 743.6* || 0.003 || 18 ||
 * Megaclite (JXIX, S/2000 J8) || 2000 ||  || 23810 || 752.8* ||   || 2.7 ||
 * Sponde (JXXXVI, S/2001 J5) || 2001 ||  || 23810 || 749.1* ||   || 1.0 ||
 * Sinope (JIX) || 1914 || S. Nicholson || 23940 || 758.9* || 0.0008 || 14 ||
 * Callirrhoe (JXVII, S/1999 J1) || 1999 || Spacewatc Project Minor Planet Center || 24100 || 758.8* ||  || 4 ||
 * Autonoe (JXXVIII, S/2001 J1) || 2001 ||  || 24120 || 765.1* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * Eukelade (XLVII, S/2003 J1) || 2003 ||  || 24560 || 781.6* ||   || 4.0 ||
 * Helike (XLV, S/2003 J6) || 2003 ||  || 20980 || 617.3* ||   || 4.0 ||
 * Aoede (XLI, S/2003 J7) || 2003 ||  || 23810 || 748.8* ||   || 4.0 ||
 * Hegemone (JXXXIX, S/2003 J8) || 2003 ||  || 24510 || 781.6* ||   || 3.0 ||
 * Kallichore (XLIV, S/2003 J11) || 2003 ||  || 22400 || 683.0* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * Cyllene (XLVIII, S/2003 J21) || 2003 ||  || 24000 || 737.8* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * Karpo (XLVI, S/2003 J20) || 2003 ||  || 17100 || 456.5 ||   || 3.0 ||
 * Mneme (JXL, S/2003 J21) || 2003 ||  || 20600 || 599.0* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * Thelxinoe (XLII, S/2003 J22) || 2003 ||  || 20700 || 601.0* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J2 || 2003 ||  || 28570 || 982.5* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J3 || 2003 ||  || 18340 || 504.0* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J4 || 2003 ||  || 23260 || 723.2* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J5 || 2003 ||  || 24080 || 759.7* ||   || 4.0 ||
 * S/2003 J9 || 2003 ||  || 22440 || 683.0* ||   || 1.0 ||
 * S/2003 J10 || 2003 ||  || 24250 || 767.0* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J12 || 2003 ||  || 19000 || 533.3* ||   || 1.0 ||
 * S/2003 J14 || 2003 ||  || 25000 || 807.8* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J15 || 2003 ||  || 22000 || 66.4* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J16 || 2003 ||  || 21000 || 595.4* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J17 || 2003 ||  || 22000 || 690.3* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J18 || 2003 ||  || 20700 || 606.3* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J19 || 2003 ||  || 22800 || 701.3* ||   || 2.0 ||
 * S/2003 J23 || 2003 ||  || 24060 || 759.7* ||   || 2.0 ||

This is a display of the moons found around Jupiter.