BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

Book 2. The Bath School. Chapter 3. Theory and practice in the description of the Object to be taken to the Bath 166 plane to the orbit (*) 23 0 2 7 ’ 23 0 5 9 ’ 26 0 4 4 ’ Equatorial radius 2430 6052 6378 3395 7085 0 6010 0 2460 0 2350 0 1500 Sideric Equatorial Period of Revolution, d – day, h – hours m – minutes s – seconds 59 d -243 d 23 h 5 6 m 4.1 s 24 h 3 7 m 22.6 s 9 h 50. 5 m 10 h 14 m 10 h 49 m 15 h 49 m 6.4 d Number of satellites (own) - - - - 8 8 8 - - Number of satellites (strangers) - - 1 2 8 9 7 8 1 (*) In the Solar System there are 5 complexes (angle >23 0 ) , The rest are either destroyed when captured, or turned off. Satellites of the Planets № Average distance from the planet, center thousands of km Period of rotation, the Earth days Diameter or dimensions 1 Earth 1 Moon 384.4 27.32 3476 2 Mars 1 I Phobos 9.378 0.32 25 ´ 21 ´ 19 2 II Deimos 23.459 1.26 15 ´ 12 ´ 11 3 Jupiter 1 XVI Metida 127.96 0.29 40* 2 XV Adrastea 129.8 0.27 25* 3 V Amalthea 181.0 0.50 270* 4 XIV Thebes (Teba) 221.9 0.67 110* 5 I Io 421.6 1.77 3630 6 II Europe 670.9 3.55 3138 7 III Ganymede 1070 7.15 5262 8 IV Callisto 1883 16.69 4800 9 XIII Leda 11004 238.72 16 10 VI Himalia 11480 250.57 180 11 X Lysitia 11720 259.22 40 12 VII Elara 11737 259.65 80 13 XII Ananque 21200 631 30 14 XI Carme 22600 692 44