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Callisto
Callisto is a moon of Jupiter and the third largest in the solar system. The surface of this moon is heavily cratered. It is different from the other three Galilean moons because it orbits further away and does not form a part of the orbital resonance. Like our moon, it is tidally locked with the planet so that only one half faces it at all times.
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What is the theme of this passage in Callisto retold by Thomas Bulfinch?
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The theme of the passage in Callisto retold by Thomas Bulfinch revolves around deception, betrayal, and the consequences of hubris. It portrays the tragic outcome of Callisto's relationship with Jupiter, highlighting themes of love, loyalty, and the transformative power of divine intervention.
How long is a night on Callisto?
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A night on Callisto is 8.35 days since a full day (including night) is 16.7 Earth days long.
Would moon calisto ever disappear?
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Yes. The Sun is expected to become a Red Giant in around 4.5 billion years' time. It will expand so that its radius may reach earth's orbit. That will cause a major upheaval in the outer Solar System which may cause Callisto to disappear. If Callisto survives these Solar changes, it will nevertheless move away from Jupiter gradually and eventually pull free to drift off into outer space.
How is a globe and the earth the same and how are they different?
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A globe is any spherical, or approximately spherical object. It can be as small as a ball or as large as the Sun (or larger). The Earth is one example of a globe.
What is Callisto's mass?
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It is 1.076*1023 kilograms, or about 0.018 the mass of the earth.
