S/2004 S 23 • Atlas • Kari •
Thyone • S/2004 S 17 •
S/2003 J 19 • Hati • That’s what being sacrificed to the sea does to you. Prospero • Benannt wurde der Mond nach Siarnaq, einer Göttin aus der Mythologie der Inuit.
Tarvos • Siarnaq erhielt zunächst die vorläufige Bezeichnung S/2000 S 3. Mindestens neun retrograd kreisende Saturnmonde haben jedoch noch kürzere Rotationsperioden. Narvi • Juli 2019 um 18:27 Uhr bearbeitet. (18) Might vary by ±0.03; see discussions in Grav et al.
(14) From Table 2 in Denk et al. She’s a sinister hag with one eye, no fingers, and a giant bloated body. Himalia • S/2004 S 32 • Trinculo • Fenrir • Mimas • Hegemone • Halimede •
Bianca •
S/2016 J 1 • Siarnaq or Saturn XXIX, is a non-spherical moon of Saturn.It was found by Brett J. Gladman, et al. Ijiraq • Paaliaq • Nereid • Inuit Sea Goddess and Queen of the Frozen Underworld. Bergelmir • Callirrhoe • The spin rate is 24/P, measured in units of one per day. (20) Hill radius at periapsis in Siarnaq-radius units. Mneme • Farbauti • Oktober 2000 bekannt gegeben. Hyperion • Lysithea • Anthe •
Dia • Greip • Loge • S/2003 J 9 • Eurydome • Hyrrokkin • Hippocamp • Liste der Monde von Planeten und Zwergplaneten, https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Siarnaq_(Mond)&oldid=190568103, „Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike“, Vorläufige oder systematische Bezeichnung. S/2004 S 25 • Titania • Belinda • (2018). Named after the giant Siarnaq of Inuit mythology, it is the largest member of the Inuit group of irregular satellites. Pandora • S/2009 S 1, Ariel • S/2004 S 34 •
Miranda •
Mundilfari • Chaldene • S/2004 S 21 • S/2004 S 38 • (9) Rotation period P and error determined with Cassini data; from Table 3 in Denk and Mottola (2018). Eukelade • Erinome • Siarnaq, also designated Saturn XXIX, is a prograde irregular satellite of Saturn. S/2007 S 2 • Bebhionn • S/2011 J 1 • Prometheus • Tethys • Autonoe • (2018). B−R of the Sun is 1.01 (Ramírez et al. Larissa •
Pasiphae • With $R_{Hill}=\sqrt[3]{4\pi\rho_{Sia}/9m_♄}\cdot r_{Sia↔♄}$, this number only depends on the object’s distance to the central body (Saturn; linear dependency) and on the object’s density (proportional to the cubic root; see also note (7)). Tarqeq • in 2000 and given the designation S/2000 S 3.. Helike •
S/2006 S 3 • S/2004 S 30 • (11) Valid entries: “None” (rotation axis points close to one of the ecliptic poles), “moderate” (rotation axis is moderately tilted), or “extreme” (rotation axis is highly tilted, points somewhere close to the ecliptic equator), or ‘unknown’. Euporie • Siarnaq is a member of the Inuit group.
(15) Apparent visual magnitude V; from Table 2 in Denk et al. Cyllene • Caliban • Siarnaq is the largest of the Inuit group of irregular moons of planet Saturn. Metis • Isonoe •
See the pole-direction sheet below for details. S/2004 S 12 •
page content is best displayed on a screen at least 1024 pixels wide, Navigation and Ancillary Information Facility (NAIF), Planetary Satellite Mean Orbital Parameters page. The magnitude scale is logarithmic, with an object of 6th mag being 100x darker than a 1st mag object. Bestla • At least three smaller moons (Tarqeq, S/2004 S 29, S/2004 S 31) share very similar orbital elements, indicating that Siarnaq is the largest surviver of a destructive collision aeons ago. Ananke • Iocaste • Herse • S/2004 S 22 • They discovered seven other Saturnian moons at the same time: Tarvos, Ijiraq, Thrymr, Skathi, Mundilfari, Erriapus, and Suttungr. S/2004 S 35 • Mit einer scheinbaren Helligkeit von 20,1m ist er ein äußerst lichtschwaches Objekt. Carpo • S/2003 J 4 • Erriapus • S/2004 S 37 • Psamathe • S/2017 J 6 • S/2004 S 31 •
Methone • Skoll • Thrymr • S/2003 J 23 • Sycorax •
Mab •
Mean wavelengths: 445 nm for B (“blue”), 658 nm for R (“red”) filters. S/2003 J 10 •
(10) Valid entries: Prograde (counterclockwise as seen from north), retrograde (clockwise as seen from north), ‘lying on the side’ (pole direction almost perpenticular to ecliptic pole), or ‘unknown’. Phoebe • Skathi • S/2004 S 36 • Fornjot • Setebos • Elara • Calypso • Oberon • S/2003 J 12 • Europa • S/2003 J 16 • Janus • Siarnaq • S/2004 S 33 • Triton. (12) From Cassini data (Denk et al. Ophelia •
Puck • Ganymed • Given is the best apparent magnitude as seen from Cassini at a time when an observation took place. See the lightcurves section below for details. Harpalyke • S/2004 S 24 • Die Entdeckung von Siarnaq durch ein Team bestehend aus Brett Gladman, John J. Kavelaars, Jean-Marc Petit, Hans Scholl, Matthew J. Holman, Brian G. Marsden, Philip D. Nicholson und Joseph A. Burns auf Aufnahmen vom 23. bis zum 29. (19) Hill radius at periapsis under the assumption of the given density (see note (7)). Suttungr • Galatea • Kalyke • Eupheme • Praxidike • Megaclite • Margaret • The higher the value, the “redder” the color of the object. Io • The absolute visual magnitude HV is the magnitude (brightness) of an object (in the visible wavelength range) if located 1 au away from the sun and observed at 0° phase angle (i.e., in this definition, the observer virtually sits at the center of the sun).
The number would be larger for a higher density, or lower for a lower density. Adrastea • Proteus •
Siarnaq was discovered on Sept. 23, 2000, by Brett J. Gladman, John J. Kavelaars, Jean-Marc Petit, Hans Scholl, Matthew J. Holman, Brian G. Marsden, Phillip D. Nicholson, and Joseph A. Burns using the 3.6-m Canada-France-Hawaii reflector on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, with adaptive optics. Aegir •
Amalthea • Siarnaq umkreist Saturn auf einer exzentrischen Bahn in einem mittleren Abstand von 18.180.000 km in rund 896½ Tagen. Pasithee • Portia • Siarnaq is thus the fastest rotator of all progradely orbiting … Eirene • S/2017 J 9, Aegaeon • Cordelia • S/2017 J 2 • Diese Seite wurde zuletzt am 19. September 2000 wurde am 25. S/2010 J 1 • Orthosie • Laomedeia • Cupid •
(17) Color information: Mean spectral slope S’2 is from Table 3 in Grav and Bauer (2007), the B−R color index is from the same paper.
Surtur • Titan • Sponde • Dione • Valetudo
Umbriel, Despina • (16) From Table 2 in Denk and Mottola (2018). Die Rotationsperiode von Siarnaq beträgt etwa 10¼ Stunden[1]. Die Bahnexzentrizität beträgt 0,28, wobei die Bahn um knapp 46° gegen die Ekliptik geneigt ist, die in dieser Entfernung vom Saturn mit der Laplace-Ebene praktisch identisch ist. Jarnsaxa • Perdita •
S/2017 J 3 • Aoede • T. Denk, S. Mottola (2019): Studies of irregular satellites: I. Lightcurves and rotation periods of 25 Saturnian moons from Cassini observations. (13) As (12), but in geocentric coordinates (Right Ascension and Declination). Euanthe • She is sometimes depicted as a walrus. Pandia • S/2011 J 2 • Iapetus • It was named in August 2003 after the giant Siarnaq (also known as Sedna) in Inuit mythology, it is the biggest member of the Inuit group of non-spherical moons. S/2017 J 5 • Kallichore • One legend tells how she …
Siarnaq erhielt zunächst die vorläufige Bezeichnung S/2000 S 3. It is light red in color and has a prograde orbit. S/2017 J 1 • Carme • S/2017 J 8 •
(2015) and Denk et al. Francisco • Rhea • Albiorix • Philophrosyne • S/2003 J 18 • Polydeuces • Epimetheus • Kallisto • Leda • Aitne • Arche • Damit ist Siarnaq von allen in prograder Richtung um Saturn kreisenden Monden derjenige mit dem kürzesten Tag-Nacht-Zyklus. This is a far cry from the good old days when she was a beautiful maiden. Sao • Thebe • 2012). Kiviuq • Siarnaq (auch Saturn XXIX) ist einer der mittleren äußeren Monde des Planeten Saturn. Ferdinand • Hermippe • For a listing of all moons, see Moons of the Planets.
Kale • Thelxinoe • 2018). Pan • Der Durchmesser von Siarnaq wird auf etwa 40 km geschätzt. Siarnaq gehört zur Inuit-Gruppe der Saturnmonde. Themisto •
S/2004 S 27 • S/2017 J 7 • S/2004 S 28 • Desdemona • Sinope • Thalassa • Cressida • Siarnaq Facts. Naiad • Benannt wurde der Mond nach Siarnaq, einer Göttin aus der Mythologie der Inuit. Inuit Sea Goddess. Stephano • S/2006 S 1 • Daphnis • S/2004 S 13 • Neso • Kore • Taygete • Juliet • S/2004 S 39 •