What is the Dragonfly mission?

A mission to study Titan with a drone.

What is the distance between Earth and the Moon?

The average distance is 382,500 kilometers.

It is a massive storm with high wind speeds.

Mercury is composed of stone with various gases.

NASA's Dragonfly mission is set to launch in 2027 to explore Titan, Saturn's largest moon, utilizing a quadcopter drone, marking a significant step in our understanding of celestial bodies beyond Earth.
The upcoming alignment of Jupiter and Saturn on December 21, 2020, forming a rare double planet, presents a unique astronomical event visible to the naked eye, offering a captivating celestial spectacle after 800 years.

What is the Dragonfly mission?
A mission to study Titan with a drone.
How many moons does Uranus have?
Uranus has 27 moons.
What is the distance between Earth and the Moon?
The average distance is 382,500 kilometers.
What is the significance of Jupiter's Great Red Spot?
It is a massive storm with high wind speeds.
What is the composition of Mercury?
Mercury is composed of stone with various gases.

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Saturn has 82 moons, with Titan being the largest moon discovered in 1655, and Enceladus being the sixth largest moon with a global ocean beneath its crust.
NASA's Dragonfly mission will launch in 2027 to study Titan, Saturn's largest moon, with an eight-bladed drone-like craft called the quadcopter.
Prometheus and Pandora are moons of Saturn that shepherd icy particles into the F ring, a narrow band 60 miles wide.
Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun, known for its rings made of rock and icy chunks, with a radius of 36,184 miles and a gravity of 10.44 meters per second.
Jupiter and Saturn will align within 0.1 degrees on December 21, 2020, forming the first visible double planet in 800 years, visible in the night sky.
Uranus has 27 moons, with Miranda, Ariel, Umbriel, Oberon, and Titania being the five largest moons.
Earth's second moon, provisionally designated 2016 HO3, is thought to be an asteroid and was discovered in April 2016.
J1407b, a planet with a ring system larger than Saturn, orbits a young star named V140, with a radius of 90 million kilometers and a day lasting about 3,725 days.
The Earth and the Moon have an average distance of 382,500 kilometers, with the other seven planets fitting between them.
A moon size comparison in the solar system includes moons like Tethys, Dione, Ariel, Umbriel, and others, with varying radii and orbits around different planets.

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Io is a moon of Jupiter with a radius of 1821 kilometers.
Callisto, another moon of Jupiter, has a radius of 2410 kilometers.
Titan is a moon of Saturn with a radius of 2574 kilometers.
Jupiter is orbited by the moon Titan, which has a radius of 2634 kilometers.
Earth's moon is a natural satellite that rotates at the same speed as Earth.
The moon was created 4.5 billion years ago from debris formed by a collision with Earth.
The moon's gravitational pull creates tides on Earth.
The moon is 238,900 miles from Earth and takes 27 days to rotate once.
Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system with a radius of 89,000 miles.
Jupiter's Great Red Spot is a massive storm with wind speeds up to 150 miles per hour.

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A binary trans-neptunian planetoid, 1745-67 Varda, with a diameter of 430 to 500 miles, is debated as a dwarf planet.
Provisionally designated as 2003 MW12, 1745-67 Varda was discovered by astronomer Francis T. O'Donovan in California at the Palomar Observatory and Lowell Observatory in Arizona.
T-R-E-S NASH, a gas giant, was discovered on August 21, 2006, confirmed on September 8, 2006, and is larger than Jupiter.
T-R-E-S-2-B, another gas giant, is the darkest exoplanet identified, orbiting the star GSCO3549-02811 in the Draco constellation, 750 light years away.
Kepler-37b, a rocky exoplanet, was discovered in February 2013, with a radius slightly larger than the moon and smaller than Mercury, orbiting the star Kepler-37 in the Lyra constellation.
Kepler-37d, another exoplanet, orbits Kepler-37, discovered in February 2013, with a diameter of 2400 miles, classified as an exoplanet similar to Earth.
The sun, the center of the solar system, emits solar flares and plasma, with solar flares causing high-energy radiation and potential geomagnetic storms affecting Earth's electricity.
Mercury, the smallest planet, orbits the sun in 88 Earth days, has no moons or rings, and is composed of stone with an exosphere of oxygen, sodium, hydrogen, helium, and potassium.