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Object guide
Titania is Uranus' largest moon and shows signs of internal geological activity and faulting. Titania is approximately 1,577.8 km across.
How to observe Titania
Titania is resolved as a separate world mainly through imaging or spacecraft data; visually, its relationship to uranus is the key observing context.
Scientific context
Useful scale comparisons are 0.124 Earth diameters, 0.039 g surface gravity, 0.024 Earth years per orbit. These values are rounded from the catalogue measurements shown on this page.
- Radius
- 788.9 km
- Diameter
- 1,577.8 km
- Mass
- 3,527,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg
- Mean density
- 1.715 g/cm³
- Surface gravity
- 0.379 m/s² (0.039 g)
- Orbital period
- 8.706 days (0.024 years)
- Parent body
- uranus
0.124 Earth diameters0.039 g surface gravity0.024 Earth years per orbit
Source: NASA Science ↗
Parent planet in the solar system
The overview shows Uranus, the parent planet. This moon is not rendered in the heliocentric model.