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The Satellites of SaturnOn 25 March 1655, using a refractor that he designed and which provided a magnitude of 50, Christiaan Huygens (1629–1695) discovered the largest satellite of Saturn, which he simply called Luna Saturni but was later named Titan.

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Jürgen BlunckAn enjoyable reference of the discovery, naming and historical and mytholigical background of the solar system satellites.With modern photos of planets and their moons as well as mythological and deta

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The Satellites of Marsning Saturn as the announcement of Martian satellites: “Be greeted, double knob, children of Mars.” Based on numerological arguments, he also noted that it seemed to him quite probable that Mars had two companions, since Mars orbits between Earth — a planet with one moon — and Jupiter, a planet with (at that time) four known moons.

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The Satellites of Jupiterrkable spectacles ... above all in FOUR PLANETS swiftly revolving about Jupiter at differing distances and periods, and known to no one before the Author recently perceived them and decided that they should be named MEDICEA SIDERA (‘the Medicaean Stars’).”

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The Satellites of Plutol Observatory at Flagstaff, AZ. Christy wanted to name this object Charon, partly because it was a suitable mythological name, and partly because of the initial letters of the name of his wife, Charlene. To the ancient Greeks Charon was the god who transported souls to the underworld.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68853-2Moons; Mythology; Planet; Planetary Rings; Planetary Satellites; Planets; Solar; Solar System

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