Carpo

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Carpo is a small, irregularly shaped outer moon of Jupiter with a distant, inclined orbit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf moon of Jupiter
natural satellite
outer moon of Jupiter
absoluteMagnitude about 16.0
albedo low
belongsTo outer irregular prograde group of Jovian moons
belongsToPlanetarySystem Jovian system NERFINISHED
cataloguedAs Jupiter XLVI NERFINISHED
celestialBodyType irregularly shaped moon
discoveredBy Scott S. Sheppard NERFINISHED
discoveryMethod ground-based telescope observations
discoverySite Mauna Kea Observatories NERFINISHED
discoveryTeam Scott S. Sheppard et al. NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 2003
distanceFromJupiterCategory distant orbit
gravitationalBinding bound to Jupiter
hasAtmosphere no significant atmosphere
location outer region of the Jovian satellite system
massCategory very low mass
meanDiameter about 3 km
meanRadius about 1.5 km
memberOf irregular satellites of Jupiter
mythologicalAssociation Greek goddess associated with fruit and harvest
namedAfter Carpo from Greek mythology NERFINISHED
orbitalDirection prograde
orbitalEccentricity about 0.43
orbitalInclination about 54 degrees to the ecliptic
orbitalPeriod about 456 Earth days
orbitInclinationCategory highly inclined orbit
orbits Jupiter NERFINISHED
orbitShape highly eccentric
primaryBody Jupiter NERFINISHED
provisionalDesignation S/2003 J 20 NERFINISHED
rotationState likely tidally uncontrolled
semiMajorAxis about 17,145,000 km
shape irregular
solarSystemBody Jupiter system NERFINISHED
surfaceComposition likely dark, carbon-rich material
visibility requires large telescopes to observe

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