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How would you compare and contrast Titan with Jupiter?s Galilean moons?

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How would you compare and contrast Titan with Jupiter?s Galilean moons?

How would you compare and contrast Titan with Jupiter?s Galilean moons?

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riyaz1203

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11 years ago

Titan is inferior to Olympians and moons are inferior to the planet they orbit, Jupiter...lol

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Titan, since it's orbiting Saturn is further away from us than Jupiter's moons are. Titan is 2,575 km in radius and has a magnitude of 8.28 (easily visible in a modest telescope).
So:

Titan: 2,575km (radius) 7.9 (max apparent magnitude)

Galilean Satellites: (magnitudes ranging from 4.6-5.6 when Jupiter is at opposition with the sun)

Ganymede: 2,631km (4.6 is max apparent magnitude)
Io: 1,830km
Callisto: 2,410km
Europa: 1,561km

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