Praxidike

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Praxidike is a small, irregular outer moon of Jupiter belonging to the Ananke group of retrograde satellites.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf moon of Jupiter
natural satellite
absoluteMagnitude approximately 15.7
albedo low
belongsTo retrograde irregular satellites of Jupiter
belongsToDynamicalFamily Ananke family NERFINISHED
belongsToPlanetarySystem Jovian system
celestialBody Jupiter NERFINISHED
discoveredBy David C. Jewitt NERFINISHED
Jan T. Kleyna NERFINISHED
Scott S. Sheppard NERFINISHED
Yanga R. Fernandez NERFINISHED
discoveryMethod ground-based telescope observations
discoverySite Mauna Kea Observatory NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 2000
distanceFromSun_AU approximately 5.2 (via Jupiter’s orbit)
groupCharacteristic shares similar orbits with other Ananke group moons
hasAtmosphere none detected
hasOrbitalSense retrograde
hostPlanetType gas giant
isCapturedObject likely
isInSolarSystem true
isNonSpherical true
isOuterMoonOf Jupiter NERFINISHED
meanAnomalyReference J2000
meanDiameter_km approximately 7
meanRadius_km approximately 3.5
memberOf Ananke group NERFINISHED
nameApprovedYear 2002
namedAfter Praxidike (Greek mythological figure) NERFINISHED
namingAuthority International Astronomical Union NERFINISHED
orbitalDirection retrograde
orbitalEccentricity approximately 0.23
orbitalInclination_degrees approximately 144
orbitalPeriod_days approximately 613
orbits Jupiter NERFINISHED
parentPlanet Jupiter NERFINISHED
planetarySystem Solar System NERFINISHED
provisionalDesignation S/2000 J7 NERFINISHED
rotation synchronous rotation not confirmed
semiMajorAxis_km approximately 20,824,000
spectralType dark, likely C-type
surfaceBrightness very low
surfaceColor dark gray

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