The Virgo Supercluster is a vast collection of galaxy groupings that span millions of light years. Our own galaxy, the Milky Way, is one of around 45,000 galaxies that make up this vast Supercluster. Continue reading to discover the incomprehensible size of the Virgo Supercluster, how it derived its name, and the materials that comprise … Read more
Betelgeuse and Rigel are two of the brightest stars in the night sky and the most luminous celestial bodies in the constellation Orion. Still, there are key differences; Betelgeuse is a red supergiant, and Rigel is a blue-white supergiant. Betelgeuse is bigger, but Rigel is more massive. Continue reading to explore the similarities and differences … Read more
The main differences between Deimos and Charon are that Deimos orbits Mars while Charon orbits Pluto, Deimos is far smaller with a diameter of 12.4km while Charon’s diameter is 1,212km and Charon has a more spherical shape to its body unlike Deimos which is not. There are various other differences between these two, so continue … Read more
The main differences between Pluto and Deimos are that Pluto is a dwarf planet while Deimos is a natural satellite, Pluto has 5 moons orbiting it while Deimos has 0, Deimos is far smaller with a diameter of 12.4km compared to Pluto’s 2,370km and Pluto is a spherical shape while Deimos is not. There are … Read more
The main differences between Deimos and Triton are that Deimos is much smaller with a diameter of 12.4km compared to Triton’s 2,706km, Triton is spherical in shape while Deimos is not and Triton is one of many planets that orbit Neptune while Deimos is one of 2 that orbits Mars. There are various other differences … Read more
The main differences between Deimos and Neptune are that Neptune is a gas based giant while Deimos is a natural satellite, Neptune is far bigger with a diameter of 49,244km while Deimos’ is 12.4km and Neptune has 14 other moons orbiting it while Deimos is one of 2 moons that orbits Mars. There are various … Read more
The main differences between Deimos and Titania are that Deimos is a moon that orbits Mars while Titania is a moon that orbits Uranus, Titania is bigger with a diameter 1576.8km compared to Deimos’ diameter of 12.4km and Titania is spherical in shape while Deimos is not. There are various other differences between the two … Read more
The main differences between Deimos and Uranus are that Phobos is a natural satellite while Uranus is a planet, Uranus has a very drastic axial titl of 98 degrees while Deimos’ is 0 degrees and Uranus is far bigger with a diameter of 50,724km while Deimos’ is 12.4km. There are various other differences between the … Read more
Tha main differences between Deimos and Titan are that Titan is the bigger of the two with a diameter of 5,150km while Deimos’ diameter is 12.4km, Titan orbits Saturn while Deimos orbits Mars and Titan has an atmosphere 1.19 times thicker than Earth’s while Deimos has no atmosphere. There are various other differences between the … Read more
The main differences between Saturn and Deimos are that Saturn is a gas giant planet while Deimos is a natural satellite, Deimos orbits Mars while Saturn has 81 moons orbiting it, Saturn is significatly larger with a diameter of 116,460km compared to Deimos’ is 12.4km and Saturn has 7 very visible rings orbiting it while … Read more
