Natural Satellite

Enceladus

Enceladus is currently about 1,293,845,775 kilometres from Earth, or 8.649 astronomical units, which puts a one-way radio signal 71.9 minutes out. It is 9.446 astronomical units from the Sun.

The Saturnian Moon Enceladus
NASA/JPL, Public domain (NASA). Source.

A brilliant white ice moon that erupts plumes of water vapor from its south pole, feeding one of Saturn’s rings.

Its plumes make it a top astrobiology target for future missions.

Right now

Distance from Earth
1,293,845,775 km (8.649 AU)
Distance from the Sun
1,413,165,122 km (9.446 AU)
One-way signal time
71.9 minutes

The body

Mean radius
252 km
Orbital radius
237,948 km
Orbital period
1.37 days
Enceladus on the live map, in its real position. Drag to look around, or open the full map.

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