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Moonlet

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Small natural satellite orbiting a planet
The 400-meter moonletEarhart in Saturn'sA Ring, just outside theEncke Gap
Another image ofEarhart
Another moonlet namedBleriot
A moonlet namedSantos-Dumont
A moonlet in Saturn's A ring

Amoonlet,minor moon,minor natural satellite, orminor satellite is a particularly smallnatural satellite orbiting aplanet,dwarf planet, or otherminor planet.

Up until 1995, moonlets were only hypothetical components of Saturn's F-ring structure, but in that year, the Earth passed through Saturn's ring plane. TheHubble Space Telescope and theEuropean Southern Observatory both captured objects orbiting close or near the F-ring. In 2004,Cassini caught an object 4–5 kilometers in diameter on the outer ring of the F-ring and then 5 hours later on the inner F-ring, showing that the object had orbited.[1]

Several different types of small moons have been called moonlets:

See also

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Look upmoonlet in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

References

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  1. ^Winter, Othon C.; et al. (2007)."Moonlets wandering on a leash-ring".Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society: Letters.380 (1):L54 –L57.Bibcode:2007MNRAS.380L..54W.doi:10.1111/j.1745-3933.2007.00347.x.hdl:11449/33832.
  2. ^Tiscareno, Matthew S.; et al. (2006). "100-metre-diameter moonlets in Saturn's A ring from observations of 'propeller' structures".Nature.440 (7084):648–650.Bibcode:2006Natur.440..648T.doi:10.1038/nature04581.PMID 16572165.S2CID 9688977.
  3. ^Sremčević, Miodrag; et al. (2007). "A belt of moonlets in Saturn's A ring".Nature.449 (7165):1019–1021.Bibcode:2007Natur.449.1019S.doi:10.1038/nature06224.PMID 17960236.S2CID 4330204.
  4. ^Murray, Carl D.; et al. (June 5, 2008)."The determination of the structure of Saturn's F ring by nearby moonlets"(PDF).Nature.453 (7196). The Science and Technology Facilities Council:739–44.Bibcode:2008Natur.453..739M.doi:10.1038/nature06999.PMID 18528389.S2CID 205213483.
  5. ^Marchis, Franck; et al. (2005)."Discovery of the triple asteroidal system 87 Sylvia".Nature.436 (7052):822–24.Bibcode:2005Natur.436..822M.doi:10.1038/nature04018.PMID 16094362.S2CID 4412813.
  6. ^Fieseler P. D.; Adams O. W.; Vandermey N.; Theilig E. E.; Schimmels K. A.; Lewis G. D.; Ardalan S. M.; Alexander C. J. (2004). "The Galileo star scanner observations at Amalthea".Icarus.169 (2):390–401.Bibcode:2004Icar..169..390F.doi:10.1016/j.icarus.2004.01.012.
  7. ^Walker, Robert (17 April 2015)."Can Moons Have Moonlets? Or Rings? Moonlets Of Pluto's Moons?". Science 2.0. Retrieved9 April 2016.

Further reading

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Listed in approximate increasing distance from Saturn
Ring moonlets
Ring shepherds
Alkyonides
Large moons
(withtrojans)
Inuit group (36)
Kiviuq subgroup (20)
Paaliaq
Siarnaq subgroup (15)
Gallic group (17)
Norse group (197)
Low-inclination (12)
Kari subgroup (15)
Mundilfari subgroup (143)
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  • S/2020 S 14
  • S/2019 S 27
  • S/2023 S 14
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  • S/2019 S 3
  • S/2020 S 7
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  • Skoll
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  • S/2004 S 41
  • S/2004 S 57
  • S/2006 S 24
  • S/2004 S 42
  • S/2023 S 15
  • S/2023 S 24
  • S/2004 S 13
  • S/2007 S 6
  • S/2019 S 35
  • S/2006 S 25
  • Mundilfari
  • S/2006 S 26
  • S/2019 S 33
  • S/2023 S 23
  • S/2020 S 21
  • S/2004 S 43
  • S/2006 S 10
  • S/2019 S 5
  • S/2023 S 25
  • S/2004 S 59
  • S/2006 S 27
  • Gridr
  • Bergelmir
  • Jarnsaxa
  • S/2023 S 44
  • S/2020 S 22
  • S/2004 S 44
  • Hati
  • S/2004 S 17
  • S/2004 S 12
  • S/2020 S 23
  • Eggther
  • S/2023 S 28
  • S/2023 S 37
  • S/2023 S 26
  • S/2019 S 36
  • S/2006 S 13
  • S/2023 S 48
  • S/2023 S 29
  • S/2007 S 9
  • Farbauti
  • S/2019 S 9
  • S/2023 S 32
  • S/2020 S 24
  • Aegir
  • S/2019 S 10
  • Beli
  • S/2023 S 31
  • S/2020 S 25
  • S/2023 S 34
  • S/2023 S 39
  • S/2019 S 12
  • S/2004 S 61
  • S/2006 S 14
  • S/2023 S 40
  • Gunnlod
  • S/2019 S 15
  • S/2020 S 6
  • S/2020 S 26
  • S/2023 S 41
  • S/2004 S 7
  • S/2005 S 5
  • S/2006 S 16
  • S/2023 S 49
  • S/2006 S 15
  • S/2023 S 42
  • S/2004 S 28
  • S/2020 S 32
  • S/2020 S 8
  • S/2020 S 28
  • S/2019 S 38
  • S/2004 S 48
  • S/2023 S 36
  • S/2023 S 35
  • S/2020 S 29
  • Fenrir
  • S/2004 S 50
  • S/2006 S 17
  • S/2004 S 49
  • S/2020 S 34
  • S/2020 S 31
  • S/2023 S 43
  • Surtur
  • S/2006 S 18
  • S/2020 S 36
  • Loge
  • S/2020 S 33
  • S/2004 S 39
  • S/2019 S 16
  • S/2004 S 53
  • S/2023 S 45
  • Thiazzi
  • S/2020 S 38
  • S/2020 S 40
  • S/2019 S 40
  • S/2019 S 42
  • Saturn LXIV
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  • S/2019 S 41
  • Fornjot
  • S/2023 S 47
  • S/2004 S 51
  • S/2020 S 10
  • S/2020 S 42
  • S/2020 S 9
  • S/2023 S 5
  • S/2020 S 41
  • S/2019 S 21
  • S/2004 S 52
  • S/2020 S 43
  • S/2019 S 43
  • S/2020 S 44
Phoebe subgroup (27)

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List of moonlets

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