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Mars | ||||
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Mars | has atmospheric pressure 3.5 millibars (data from mariner 7) | |
has obliquity 23°59' | ||
has core composition liquid Ni - Fe | ||
has atmosphere composition more than 90% CO2, traces of O2, CO, H2O. | ||
has albedo 0.16 | ||
has synodic period 779.9 days | ||
has oblateness 0.0092 | ||
has surface temperature 248 K | ||
has inclination i = 1°.85 | ||
has eccentricity e = 0.0934 | ||
has surface gravity 0.38 that of Earth | ||
has escape velocity 5.1 km s-1 | ||
has mean density 4.0 g cm-3 | ||
has number of satellites 2 | ||
has rotational period 24h37m22s.6 | ||
has mean orbital velocity 24.2 km s-1 | ||
has mean distance from sun 1.5237 AU | ||
has radius (1974) 3394 km -has source: Hopkins, J. 1976 Glossary of Astronomy and Astrophysics, University of Chicago Press | ||
has mass 6.45 × 1026< sup> g (0.11 MEarth) | ||
is a part of our solar system | ||
has definition Fourth major planet out from the Sun. Its tiny satellites are locked in synchronous rotation with mars. | ||
is an instance of terrestrial planet | ||
is an instance of naked eye planet | ||
is an instance of superior planet | ||
has sidereal period 687 days | ||
naked eye planet | has motion relative to stars epicycloidal | |
has been observed for many centuries | ||
has apparent magnitude brighter than 5 | ||
terrestrial planet | has composition mostly made of heavier non-volatile elements | |
has material silicates, oxides, water | ||
planet | is a part of solar system | |
has orbit | ||
has mass greater than Pluto's mass and less massive than ten times Jupiter's mass | ||
celestial body | has spectra | |
physical object | has location or center of gravity | |
has angular momentum | ||
has velocity | ||
has momentum | ||
has temperature | ||
has volume | ||
has extent |
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