The main differences between Titania and Charon are that Titania is the bigger of the two with a diameter of 1576.8km while Charon’s diameter is 1,212km, Charon orbits Pluto while Titania orbits Uranus and Titania may have water ice under its surface whereas Charon is unlikely to have the same. There are various other differences … Read more
Europe is the second smallest continent on Earth, whilst Mercury is the smallest planet in our solar system. Still, there’s no comparison regarding which one is bigger as the former is a flat land mass with a surface area of 10.53 million square kilometers and a volume of 420 million cubic kilometers while Mercury is a … Read more
Europe is the second smallest continent on Earth, whilst Mars is the second smallest planet in our solar system. Still, there’s no comparison regarding which one is bigger as the former is a flat land mass with a surface area of 10.53 million square kilometers and a volume of 420 million cubic kilometers while Mars is … Read more
Europe is the second smallest continent on Earth, whilst Europa is the sixth largest moon in our solar system. Still, there’s no comparison regarding which one is bigger as the former is a flat land mass with a surface area of 10.53 million square kilometers and a volume of 420 million cubic kilometers while Europa is … Read more
Jupiter’s moon, Europa, is roughly 90% the size of Earth’s moon but far, far brighter. This is because the distant world of Europa is a giant ball of ice. Still, scientists believe this moon could have a similar composition to Earth, and that heat and friction internally could cause icy lava plumes to erupt from … Read more
If Earth stopped spinning, everything on its surface would continue to move at hundreds of miles per hour. This would wipe out almost everything on Earth’s surface, and life as we know it would be destroyed. Continue reading to discover what would happen on an Earth that began to spin faster or slower than its … Read more
Europe is the second smallest continent on Earth, whilst Pluto is only a dwarf planet. Still, there’s no comparison regarding which one is bigger as the former is a flat land mass with a surface area of 10.53 million square kilometers and a volume of 420 million cubic kilometers while Pluto is a spherical body with … Read more
Africa is slightly smaller than Jupiter’s moon, Europa, when landmass is considered coming in at around 30.3 million square kilometers, whereas Europa has 30.9 million square kilometers of land covered in a thick blanket of ice. As for volume, Africa’s is 1.21 billion cubic kilometers compared to Europa’s 15.9 billion cubic kilometers. For a more … Read more
The main differences between Pluto and Titania are that Pluto is a dwarf planet with 5 moons while Titania is simply Uranus’ largest moon, Pluto is bigger with a diameter 2,370km whereas Titania’s diameter is 1,587.6km and Pluto has a density of 1.88 g/cm³ whereas Titania is more dense with a density of 4.23 g/cm³. For a … Read more
Venus has volcanoes – more than any other planet in our solar system. Still, deciding whether or not these geographical features are active today is another matter. There is some evidence to suggest that volcanic activity could be occurring on the planet’s surface (such as increased phosphine gases), but with limited resources, the evidence is … Read more