- "Can
Moons Have
Moonlets? Or Rings?
Moonlets Of Pluto's Moons?".
Science 2.0.
Retrieved 9
April 2016.
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honor of
Johann Encke. In 2006, four tiny "
moonlets" were
found in C****ini
images of the A Ring. The
moonlets themselves are only
about a
hundred meters...
- The
moons of
Saturn are
numerous and diverse,
ranging from tiny
moonlets only tens of
meters across to the
enormous Titan,
which is
larger than the planet...
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small moonlets near the
orbit of Amalthea.
Because they were
sighted only from one location,
their true
distances could not be measured.
These moonlets may...
- of
which 63 are
officially named;
these do not
include the
hundreds of
moonlets in the rings. Titan, Saturn's
largest moon and the
second largest in the...
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confirmed satellites,
grouped into: Ring
moonlets and shepherds,
which orbit inside or
close to Saturn's rings. A
moonlet can only
partially clear out dust in...
- moons,
along with a
number of seen and as-yet-unseen
inner moonlets (see
Amalthea moonlets),
replenish and
maintain Jupiter's
faint ring system. Metis...
- that is
composed of
solid material such as dust, meteoroids, planetoids,
moonlets, or
stellar objects. Ring
systems are best
known as
planetary rings, common...
- have been
called moonlets.
Small asteroid moons (natural
satellites of asteroids), such as Dactyl, have also been
called moonlets. The
upper limit is...
- a
propeller moonlet within Saturn's A Ring. It is
about 860
metres (2,820 ft) across,
making it the
largest of
these propeller moonlets. It has been...
