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Oberon, a moon of Uranus

Titania
Oberon
Francisco

Oberon from Voyager 2 in 1986, image credit: NASA/JPL
Classification
Natural satellite of Uranus
Average distance from Uranus
583,500 km
362,569 miles
Diameter across equator
1,523 km
946 miles
Time to orbit Uranus
13 days
Year of Discovery
1787
Origin of Name
Titania
Oberon
Francisco
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