Property:Equatorial radius
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The equatorial radius of any planet or moon is the radius of its equator. Its most-favored display units are km, mi.
Facts about Equatorial radius
| Display unitsThis property is a special property in this wiki. | km, mi |
| Has typeThis property is a special property in this wiki. | Length |
Pages using the property “Equatorial radius”
Showing 14 pages using this property.
C | |
|---|---|
| Ceres + | 487.3 km (302.794 mi) + |
| Charon + | 586 km (364.124 mi) + |
D | |
| Dysnomia + | 175 km (108.74 mi) + |
E | |
| Earth + | 6,378.135 km (3,963.189 mi) + |
H | |
| Hydra (moon) + | 37 km (22.991 mi) + |
J | |
| Jupiter + | 71,492 km (44,423.069 mi) + |
M | |
| Mars + | 3,402.5 km (2,114.215 mi) + |
| Miranda + | 240 km (149.129 mi) + |
| Moon + | 1,738.1 km (1,080.005 mi) + |
N | |
| Neptune + | 24,764 km (15,387.636 mi) + |
| Nix + | 25 km (15.534 mi) + |
S | |
| Saturn + | 60,268 km (37,448.799 mi) + |
| Sun + | 695,500 km (432,163.664 mi) + |
U | |
| Uranus + | 25,559 km (15,881.626 mi) + |
