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== maximum angular diameters == | == maximum angular diameters == | ||
Maximum angular diameters of Solar System objects. | Maximum angular diameters of Solar System objects.  Objects with angular diameters of greater than 0.5 arcseconds can theoretically be resolved by amateur telescopes under ideal seeing conditions. | ||
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<li>(0.69117155722191649628751546195186 ± 0.00012417891897229293892065704030910)", '''Minor Planet Vesta'''</li> | <li>(0.69117155722191649628751546195186 ± 0.00012417891897229293892065704030910)", '''Minor Planet Vesta'''</li> | ||
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Transiting satellites with angular diameters of greater than 0.25 arcseconds can theoretically be resolved under ideal seeing conditions. | |||
* (0.26224700443933629069282618928564 ± 0.000017870938636195757578407958897337)", '''Saturnian Satellite Rhea''' | |||
* (0.25714234397864741689302828177689 ± 0.000017891855224446917628298178731762)", '''Saturnian Satellite Iapetus''' | |||
[[category:astronomy]] | [[category:astronomy]] | ||
Revision as of 09:48, 9 June 2024
maximum angular diameters
Maximum angular diameters of Solar System objects. Objects with angular diameters of greater than 0.5 arcseconds can theoretically be resolved by amateur telescopes under ideal seeing conditions.
- 180°, Planet Terra
- (34.142318167779726305388597288522 ± 0.0099504175490098189823746848993722)', Terran Satellite Luna
- (32.549089711594099381629815789191 ± 0.0030383154609148420537653582447128)', Star Sol
- (1.0905870349499817398048629211605 ± 0.00018025944492847952922209945619809)', Planet Venus
- (50.115577292011611607058157849591 ± 0.00072639900116543009038607598428538)", Planet Jupiter
- (25.700544451492779197449676308284 ± 0.00089158765308439455528175641371082)", Planet Mars
- (20.710741843720512704721266748230 ± 0.0005166370410419963595958474095447)", Planet Saturn
- (13.026519404358484128366613475607 ± 0.00068880719717083531267935096847384)", Planet Mercury
- (4.0813037952907347294343994483903 ± 0.0006389298287894383982434815333879)", Planet Uranus
- (2.3717005756662317185122893669135 ± 0.0023358462167698838697425224493574)", Planet Neptune
- (1.8500081168516263639525877660944 ± 0.00021081697115976641880998036484687)", Jovian Satellite Ganymede
- (1.6950999034452036167094676830048 ± 0.0010549338656223241325822742019151)", Jovian Satellite Callisto
- (1.2758186006115165938918458891654 ± 0.000035409569728211189330416823094472)", Jovian Satellite Io
- (1.0956010972639616311861538720115 ± 0.00035099902326891557679784173552623)", Jovian Satellite Europa
- (0.92630435820787173323928340729414 ± 0.0059958010235239682526821091198236)", Minor Planet Ceres
- (0.88573281563080150908143581596940 ± 0.00003509052596514345590963105473037)", Saturnian Satellite Titan
- (0.75246410914813015641116728905938 ± 0.016972874643896973338196523745709)", Minor Planet Pallas
- (0.69117155722191649628751546195186 ± 0.00012417891897229293892065704030910)", Minor Planet Vesta
Transiting satellites with angular diameters of greater than 0.25 arcseconds can theoretically be resolved under ideal seeing conditions.
- (0.26224700443933629069282618928564 ± 0.000017870938636195757578407958897337)", Saturnian Satellite Rhea
- (0.25714234397864741689302828177689 ± 0.000017891855224446917628298178731762)", Saturnian Satellite Iapetus