Juliet

Juliet was discovered by Voyager 2 in 1986. Of the 15 moons it is the 5th closest to Uranus, with a standoff distance of 64,360 km.

Juliet one of the small moons, and is about as wide as the city of Los Angeles, just 80 km (53 miles). As a small moon, the composition and surface features are unknown.

This is a composite image of the small moons of Saturn
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Juliet

Juliet was discovered by Voyager 2 in 1986. Of the 15 moons it is the 5th closest to Uranus, with a standoff distance of 64,360 km.

Juliet one of the small moons, and is about as wide as the city of Los Angeles, just 80 km (53 miles). As a small moon, the composition and surface features are unknown.

This is a composite image of the small moons of Saturn
Click on image for full size version (92K GIF)
Image from:

Art and Culture involving Juliet
Return to Uranus
Return to moons


Juliet

Juliet was discovered by Voyager 2 in 1986. Of the 15 moons it is the 5th closest to Uranus.

Juliet one of the small moons, and is about as wide as the city of Los Angeles. As a small moon, the composition and surface features are unknown.

This is a composite image of the small moons of Saturn
Click on image for full size version (92K GIF)
Image from:

Art and Culture involving Juliet
Return to Uranus
Return to moons



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