- is now
locked up in
Tartarus along with
Iapetus,
where neither breeze nor
light of the sun
reaches them.
Iapetus' wife is
usually described as a daughter...
- the
Titan Iapetus, the moon was
discovered in 1671 by
Giovanni Domenico C****ini. A
relatively low-density body made up
mostly of ice,
Iapetus is home to...
- Look up
Iapetus or ****etus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Iapetus (Ancient Gr****: Ἰαπετός; also ****etus, Iapetos) is a
Titan god in Gr**** mythology...
-
Iapetus,
commonly referred to as the “equatorial ridge,” is the
third tallest mountain structure in the
Solar System. It runs
along most of
Iapetus's...
- Atlantic's
initial opening in the Jur****ic. The
Iapetus Ocean was
therefore named for the
titan Iapetus, who in Gr****
mythology was the
father of Atlas...
- particles, like
Phoebe itself,
orbit in the
opposite direction to
Iapetus,
Iapetus collides with them as they
drift in the
direction of Saturn, darkening...
- Gaia (Earth). The six male
Titans were Oce****, Coeus, Crius, Hyperion,
Iapetus, and Cronus; the six
female Titans—called the
Titanides (Τιτανίδες) or...
- by
Iapetus of Atlas, Menoetius, Prometheus, and Epimetheus,
while according to Apollodorus, 1.2.3,
another Oceanid, Asia was
their mother by
Iapetus. According...
- suture. It
represents in part the
remains of what was once the
Iapetus Ocean.
Iapetus was the
father of
Atlas in Gr**** mythology,
making his an appropriate...
-
Iapetus Ocean and the
Tornquist Ocean along its
northern margin. Avalonia's
motion was
related to slab pull
created by the
subduction of the
Iapetus Ocean...
