Brazil is the largest country in South America by a considerable distance. It is home to a melting pot of indigenous cultures that live both around its major cities and within its vast portion of the Amazon rainforest. One common question surrounding Brazil is, is it bigger than Jupiter’s moon, Europa? Brazil is a good … Read more
Canada is the second largest country on Earth, while Europa is the sixth largest moon in our solar system. As a result it has a surface area of 30.9 million sq. km compared to Canada’s 9.98 million sq. km whereas Canada’s volume is far smaller at 349.4 million cubic km compared to Europa’s’ significantly larger 15.9 … Read more
Asia is slightly larger than Jupiter’s moon, Europa, when landmass is considered coming in at around 44.58 million square kilometers, whereas Europa has 30.9 million square kilometers of land covered in a thick blanket of ice. Asia’s volume is 2.78 billion cubic kilometers compared to Europa’s 15.9 billion cubic kilometers. For a more detailed look … Read more
USA is the third largest country on Earth, while Europa is the sixth largest moon in our solar system. As a result it has a surface area of 30.9 million sq. km compared to USA’s 9.83million sq. km whereas the United States volume is far smaller at 393 million cubic km compared to Europa’s’ significantly larger … Read more
The main differences between Europa and Triton are that Europa is Jupiter’s moon whilst Triton is Neptune’s, Triton orbits in a retrograde motion whilst Europa orbits in the normal counterclockwise direction, Europa has a potential frozen water ocean on its surface and Triton is volcanically active whilst Europa isn’t. There are numerous other differences between … Read more
The main differences between Callisto and Europa is that Callisto is the 3rd largest moon with a diameter of 4,820.6km whilst Europa is the 6th largest moon with a diameter of 3,121.6km, Europa has water ice present on its surface whilst Callisto doesn’t and Callisto is amongst the most cratered entities in the solar system, … Read more
The main differences between Io and Europa are that Io is the most volcanically active entity in our solar system, is the second brightest moon and is the 4th largest moon with a diameter of 3,643km whilst Europa is the brightest moon in our solar system, has water ice on its surface and is the … 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 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
The main differences between Neptune and Europa is that Neptune is an ice giant that orbits the Sun in 165 years, has 14 moons and has the fastest wind speeds in our solar system averaging 2,000 km/h whilst Europa is a natural satellite that is 1 out of the 79 moons that orbit Jupiter, is … Read more