Property:Polar radius
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The equatorial radius of any planet or moon is the radius of an axial section of the body that passes through its poles and has a diameter or a minor axis that corresponds to the axis of rotation of the body. Its most-favored display units are km, mi.
Pages using the property "Polar radius"
Showing 13 pages using this property.
C | |
|---|---|
| Ceres + | 454.7 km (282.537 mi) + |
D | |
| Dione + | 560.3 km (348.154 mi) + |
E | |
| Earth + | 6,356.75 km (3,949.901 mi) + |
| Enceladus + | 245 km (152.236 mi) + |
I | |
| Iapetus + | 712.6 km (442.789 mi) + |
M | |
| Mars + | 3,376.2 km (2,097.873 mi) + |
| Mercury (planet) + | 2,439.7 km (1,515.959 mi) + |
| Miranda + | 232.9 km (144.717 mi) + |
| Moon + | 1,736 km (1,078.7 mi) + |
N | |
| Neptune + | 24,341 km (15,124.796 mi) + |
S | |
| Saturn + | 54,364 km (33,780.223 mi) + |
U | |
| Uranus + | 24,973 km (15,517.503 mi) + |
V | |
| Venus + | 6,051.8 km (3,760.414 mi) + |
