One of Saturn's moons is called Pandora. There is also a fictional moon of the same name, in the Avatar movie.
Pandora can be:The fictional planet in the movie AvatarA moon of SaturnAn asteroid designated 55 Pandora.
Since Pandora's shape is irregular the surface gravity varies considerably from one spot to another. It ranges from 0.027% to 0.061% the gravity on Earth.
About 837 million miles. Pandora is a moon of Saturn discovered in 1980 by S Collins, from photographs taken by Voyager 1. It orbits Saturn at a mean distance of 88.000 miles.
NaiadThalassaDespinaGalateaLarisaaProteusTritonNereidHalimedeSaoLaomedeiaPsamatheNesoThese are the names of the 13 moons orbiting Neptune. Pandora isn't one of them.
They keep Saturn's rings in order
Pandora Moon was created in 2008.
Yes - if you mean the moon Pandora
No. Pandora is a satellite of a unknown planet in Avatar.
Um, no. The moon, Pandora is like all other moons, and is a giant chunk of rock floating around a planet, with no life whatsoever.
Pandora, in the movie Avatar, is basically a moon orbiting a fantasy planet, called Polyphemus. Pandora was speculated as being a moon of an actual planet, such as Jupiter or Neptune, but is, in reality, totally fictional.
No. Firstly, there are no moons "on Earth", and secondly, the only moon of Earth is the Moon. Pandora is the name of an inner satellite of Saturn. It's also the name of a fictitious habitable moon in the movie Avatar.
Pandora can be:The fictional planet in the movie AvatarA moon of SaturnAn asteroid designated 55 Pandora.
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Pandora is the fifth moon of the gas giant "Polyphemus" in the movie avatar.
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no that is made up