Titania
The largest Uranian moon, split by a canyon system 1,500 km long.
Where it is right now
Titania is in Taurus, 19.9 AU away.
Computed for 2 August 2026, 17:00 UTC, and recomputed at least hourly. This page is cached, so treat the line above as accurate to the hour rather than to the second. The map shows the live position.
Position from a Kepler propagation of the published elements below, accurate to about an arcminute.
Facts
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- Mean radius
- 788.9 kmSource: NASA/JPL Planetary Satellite Physical Parameters
- Orbits
- Uranus, 436,298 km out on averageSource: NASA/JPL Planetary Satellite Mean Elements
- Orbital period
- 8.71 daysSource: NASA/JPL Planetary Satellite Mean Elements
- Orbit shape
- eccentricity 0.0020, inclined 0.10 degrees to Uranus's equatorSource: NASA/JPL Planetary Satellite Mean Elements
- Discovered
- 1787 by W. HerschelSource: NASA/JPL Planetary Satellite Discovery Circumstances
Physical size
- Mean radius
- 789 km
- Diameter
- 1,578 km across
Orbit
Elements are relative to Uranus.
- Average distance from Uranus
- 436,298 km
- Eccentricity
- 0.0020, almost perfectly circular
- Inclination to Uranus's reference plane
- 97.81 degrees
- Orbital period
- 8.7 days
- Longitude of ascending node
- 167.69 degrees
- Argument of periapsis
- 208.45 degrees
- Mean anomaly at J2000.0
- 68.10 degrees
Family
Orbits Uranus.
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