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EA:  SATELLITE_NAME

Status: STD 2005/06/07
Code: 1182
Concept definition: The name of a <SATELLITE>.
 
Attribute value type: ENUMERATION
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Enumerants (presented in a natural order)
Status Attribute label Enumerant label ▾ Concept definition Code Ref type Reference Supplemental references
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME EPIMETHEUS The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is either fifth or sixth in distance from the <PLANET>, periodically reversing positions with Janus, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 151 400 kilometres; Epimetheus. Epimetheus is also known as Saturn XI. 21 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME EUROPA The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is sixth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 671 100 kilometres; Europa. Europa is also known as Jupiter II. 22 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME GALATEA The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is fourth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 62 000 kilometres; Galatea. Galatea is also known as Neptune VI. 23 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME GANYMEDE The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is seventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 1 070 400 kilometres; Ganymede. Ganymede is also known as Jupiter III. 24 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME HELENE The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is tenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 377 400 kilometres; Helene. Helene is also known as Saturn XII. 25 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME HIMALIA The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is tenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 11 461 000 kilometres; Himalia. Himalia is also known as Jupiter VI. 26 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME HYPERION The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is thirteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 1 464 100 kilometres; Hyperion. Hyperion is also known as Saturn VII. 27 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME IAPETUS The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is fourteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 3 560 800 kilometres; Iapetus. Iapetus is also known as Saturn VIII. 28 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME IO The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is fifth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 421 800 kilometres; Io. Io is also known as Jupiter I. 29 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME JANUS The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is either fifth or sixth in distance from the <PLANET>, periodically reversing positions with Epimetheus, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 151 500 kilometres; Janus. Janus is also known as Saturn X. 30 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME JULIET The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is sixth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 64 400 kilometres; Juliet. Juliet is also known as Uranus XI. 31 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME LARISSA The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is fifth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 73 500 kilometres; Larissa. Larissa is also known as Neptune VII. 32 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME LEDA The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is ninth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 11 165 000 kilometres; Leda. Leda is also known as Jupiter XIII. 33 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME LYSITHEA The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is eleventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 11 717 000 kilometres; Lysithea. Lysithea is also known as Jupiter X. 34 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME METIS The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is closest to the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 128 000 kilometres; Metis. Metis is also known as Jupiter XVI. 35 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME MIMAS The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is seventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 185 600 kilometres; Mimas. Mimas is also known as Saturn I. 36 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME MIRANDA The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is eleventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 129 900 kilometres; Miranda. Miranda is also known as Uranus V. 37 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME MOON The only <SATELLITE> of <EARTH>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 384 400 kilometres; Moon. 38 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME NAIAD The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is closest to the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 48 200 kilometres; Naiad. Naiad is also known as Neptune III. 39 IR [PSMOP]  
STD
2005/06/07		 SATELLITE_NAME NEREID The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is eighth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 5 513 400 kilometres; Nereid. Nereid is also known as Neptune II. 40 IR [PSMOP]  
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