Moons · Moon of Uranus
Titania
435,910 km from Uranus · Light crosses it in 0.0053 seconds
- Across
- 1,577 km
- Vs Earth
- 12% of Earth
- Mass
- 0.06% of Earth
About
Titania is the largest moon of Uranus, a world of ice and rock split by enormous canyons that may have cracked open as its interior froze and expanded.
The largest moon of Uranus, scarred by canyons up to 1,500 km long.
At a glance
| Size | 1,577 km |
|---|---|
| Orbits | Uranus, every 8.7 days |
| Discovered | 1787, William Herschel |
| Canyon | Messina Chasmata, 1,500 km |
Did you know
- It is the eighth-largest moon in the Solar System.
- It may hide a thin layer of liquid water between its core and crust.
- When it passed in front of a star in 2001, astronomers found it has no noticeable atmosphere.
Real photo
- Titania — Voyager 2's sharpest picture of it, 1986 — NASA/JPL · source