Cupid
Cupid is a small inner moon of the planet Uranus.
Facts About Cupid:
- Cupid is the 9th moon from Uranus, and the smallest of the inner satellites.
- It was discovered using the Hubble Space Telescope.
Classification: Moon (orbiting Uranus)
Names: Cupid, Uranus XXVII, S/2003 U2
Discovered: 2003 by Mark Showalter and Jack Lissauer
Naming: Named after the character in Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
Diameter: 18 km
Mass: 3800000000000000 kg
Axial Tilt: 0.0000 °
Orbital Period: 0.618 Earth days
Eccentricity: 0.00130000
Albedo: 0.7000
Volume: 3000 km3
Density: 1.3000 g/cm3
Surface Area: 1000 km2
Escape Velocity: 0.0076 km/s
Adjective: Cupidian