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	Isonoe	Jupiter
Discovered By	Scott S. Sheppard, David C. Jewitt, Yanga R. Fernandez, and Eugene Magnier	Known by the Ancients
Date of Discovery	23 November 2000	Unknown
Average Orbit Distance	23,231,000 km	778,340,821 km
Perihelion/Perigee (closest)	17,504,559 km	740,679,835 km
Aphelion/Apogee (farthest)	28,957,442 km	816,001,807 km
Equatorial Radius	1.9 (assuming an albedo of 0.04) km	69,911 km
Equatorial Circumference	11.9 km	439,263.8 km
Volume	29 km3	1,431,281,810,739,360 km3
Mass	74,933,421,654,860 kg	1,898,130,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg
Density	2.6 g/cm3	1.326 g/cm3
Surface Area	45.36 km2	61,418,738,571 km2
Equatorial Surface Gravity	0.001 m/s2	24.79 m/s2
Escape Velocity	8 km/h	216,720 km/h
Orbit Period (Length of Year)	1.988309377 sidereal years	11.862615 sidereal years
Mean Orbit Velocity	8,245.9 km/h	47,002 km/h
Orbit Eccentricity	0.2465	0.04838624
Orbit Inclination to Ecliptic	165.252	1.304 degrees
Orbit Circumference	143,721,469.29 km	4,887,595,931 km