Neptune VII

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Neptune VII is Larissa, a small inner moon of Neptune characterized by its irregular shape and heavily cratered surface.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf moon of Neptune
natural satellite
albedo low
alsoKnownAs Larissa NERFINISHED
belongsToPlanetarySystem Neptune system
belongsToRingRegion Adams ring region NERFINISHED
catalogIn Natural satellites of Neptune list
discoveredBy David J. Tholen NERFINISHED
Harold J. Reitsema NERFINISHED
Larry A. Lebofsky NERFINISHED
William B. Hubbard NERFINISHED
discoveryMethod stellar occultation
discoveryStatus confirmed moon of Neptune
discoveryYear 1981
equilibriumTemperature_K ~51
escapeVelocity_m_per_s ~90
gravitationallyBoundTo Neptune NERFINISHED
hasAxialTiltData poorly constrained
hasNoSignificantAtmosphere true
hostPlanet Neptune NERFINISHED
IAUDesignation Neptune VII NERFINISHED
IAUName Larissa NERFINISHED
meanDensity_g_per_cm3 ~1.2
meanDiameter_km ~194
meanRadius_km ~97
namedAfter Larissa (figure in Greek mythology) NERFINISHED
observedBy Voyager 2 spacecraft NERFINISHED
orbitalDirection prograde
orbitalFamily inner moons of Neptune
orbitalPeriod_days ~0.554654
orbits Neptune NERFINISHED
primaryBodyType ice-rich body
rediscoveredBy Voyager 2 NERFINISHED
rediscoveryYear 1989
relativePosition inner moon of Neptune
orbits between Despina and Proteus
rotationState synchronous rotation
semiMajorAxis_km ~73548
shape irregular
surfaceCharacteristic heavily cratered
surfaceComposition dark, possibly carbon-rich material
water ice
surfaceFeature lack of large tectonic features
numerous impact craters
surfaceGeologyKnowledge limited to Voyager 2 imaging
tidallyLockedTo Neptune NERFINISHED

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Larissa alternativeName Neptune VII
Larissa IAUDesignation Neptune VII