The main differences between Pluto and Callisto would be that Pluto is a dwarf planet with 5 moons that orbit it whilst Callisto is the 3rd largest moon in the solar system that also orbits Jupiter, Pluto is far smaller than Callisto with a diameter of 2,370km whilst Callisto’s is 4,820.6km which also makes the … Read more
The main differences between Earth and Ganymede include their size where Earth is 12,742km whilst Ganymede has a diameter of 5,268km which also makes it the largest moon in our solar system, Earth has a far thicker atmosphere and has all the components necessary for life whilst Ganymede’s atmosphere is practically non-existent and does not … Read more
The main differences between Ganymede and Neptune are that Neptune is an ice based gas giant whilst Ganymede is the largest moon in our solar system, Ganymede orbits Jupiter whilst Neptune only orbits the Sun, Neptune has the strongest winds in our solar system at 2,000 km/h and is nearly 10 times Ganymede’s size with … Read more
The main differences between Uranus and Ganymede is that Uranus is a gas based ice giant planet whilst Ganymede is a terrestrial based natual satellite, Uranus has 27 moons orbiting it whilst Ganymede is the largest moon in our solar system that has no moons whilst orbiting Jupiter and Uranus is almost 10 times larger … Read more
The main differences between Jupiter and Ganymede would be that Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system, has 79 moons orbiting it, it orbits the Sun whilst also displaying the strongest magnetic field in our local region of space whilst Ganymede is the largest moon in our solar system, has a magnetopshere unlike … Read more
The main differences between Saturn and Europa would be that Saturn is a yellow ringed gas giant that orbits the Sun whilst Europa orbits Jupiter, is the 2nd largest planet with a diameter of 116,460km compared to Europa’s 3121.6km and is planet whilst Europa is a natural satellite/moon. There are various other differences between these … Read more
The main differences between Titan and Ganymede include the fact that Ganymede is the largest moon whilst Titan is 2nd, Ganymede has an observable magnetic field whilst Titan does not, Titan has an atmosphere around 1.19 times thicker than Earth’s whilst Ganymede’s atmosphere is non-existent in comparison and Titan has a water cycle similar to … Read more
The main differences between Uranus and Titan would be that Uranus is a gas based ice giant that is the 7th farthest planet from the Sun whilst Titan is the 2nd largest moon in our solar system, and joint 6th farthest planet from the Sun, Titan is a terrestrial celestial object that has a water … Read more
The main differences between Titan and Neptune is that Neptune is a ice based gas giant that is just under 10 times larger than Titan in a diameter, It only orbits the Sun whilst Titan orbits Saturn, Neptune is an official planet whilst Titan is a natural satellite however, Titan is the only other celestial … Read more
The main differences between Uranus and Europa is that Uranus is an ice giant, has 27 moons orbiting it and has the most extreme axial tilt at 98 degrees whereas Europa is the smallest of Jupiter’s Galilean moons, is a terrestrial based entity with water ice present on its surface, has no other moons orbiting … Read more