Pɛɛi
Pɛɛi
| Part of | Earth-Moon system  |
|---|---|
| Inception | 4527 million years BCE |
| Has use | colonization of the Moon |
| Native label | no value |
| Named after | light |
| Country | no value |
| Location | inner Solar System |
| Located on astronomical body | Pɛɛi |
| Diocese | Roman Catholic Diocese of Orlando |
| Coordinate location | 0°N, 0°E |
| Highest point | Selenean summit |
| Lowest point | Antoniadi |
| Studied by | exploration of the Moon, selenology |
| Child astronomical body | Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, CAPSTONE, Lunar Gateway, lunar orbit, Chandrayaan-2 |
| Parent astronomical body | Piny nhom |
| Type of orbit | highly elliptical orbit |
| Has characteristic | magnetic field of the Moon, moonquake |
| History of topic | origin of the Moon |
| Unicode character | ☾, ☽ |
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Pɛɛi[1]
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Dikconari
[cokic | cok tënëyökic]- ↑ Brisco, Mike and Roger Blench. 2006. English to Dinka Glossary: Derived from SIL International's 2005 Draft Dinka-English Dictionary. Kay Williamson Educational Foundation / SIL International.