Astronomy:Pluto radius
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Pluto radius (R♇ or RP) is the unit of distance equal to the radius of Pluto. 1 R♇ = 1186±2 km.[1] One Pluto radius can be converted to:
- 1.02 Eris radius
- 0.682 Lunar radius
- 0.486 Mercury radius
- 0.350 Mars radius
- 0.196 Venus radius
- 0.186 Earth radius (R⊕)
See also
References
- ↑ NASA's New Horizons Team Reveals New Scientific Findings on Pluto. NASA. 24 July 2015. Event occurs at 52:30. Retrieved 30 July 2015.
We had an uncertainty that ranged over maybe 70 kilometers, we've collapsed that to plus and minus two, and it's centered around 1186
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