Pluto IV

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Pluto IV is the small outer moon of the dwarf planet Pluto, officially named Kerberos.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf moon of Pluto
natural satellite
albedo high
discoveredBy Mark R. Showalter NERFINISHED
Pluto Companion Search Team NERFINISHED
discoveredUsing Hubble Space Telescope NERFINISHED
discoveryAnnouncementDate 2011-07-20
discoveryDate 2011-06-28
discoveryMethod optical imaging
flybyDate 2015-07-14
hasOrbitalCharacteristic orbits barycenter of Pluto-Charon system
hasOrbitalOrder outer moon of Pluto
locatedIn Kuiper belt NERFINISHED
outer Solar System
meanRadius_km approximately 6 to 7
memberOf Plutonian satellite system NERFINISHED
nameApprovalDate 2013-07-02
namedAfter Cerberus NERFINISHED
nameLanguageVariant Greek form of Cerberus
nameSpelling Kerberos NERFINISHED
namingAuthority International Astronomical Union NERFINISHED
officialName Kerberos NERFINISHED
orbitalResonanceWith Hydra NERFINISHED
Nix NERFINISHED
Styx NERFINISHED
orbits Pluto NERFINISHED
partOf Pluto-Charon system NERFINISHED
primaryBody Pluto NERFINISHED
provisionalDesignation S/2011 (134340) 1 NERFINISHED
relativeSizeInSystem one of the smaller moons of Pluto
rotationState chaotic rotation
shape irregular
surfaceColor relatively bright
systematicNumber 134340 Pluto IV NERFINISHED
visitedBy New Horizons spacecraft NERFINISHED

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Kerberos catalogDesignation Pluto IV