1,000,000 cubic kilometres
1,000,000 km³Volume · definition
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A little perspective
The spherical volume of Enceladus is about 67.1 times the volume of 1,000,000 cubic kilometres.
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Rounded mean-radius model of Enceladus. The derived area and volume describe a sphere; surface terrain and flattening are omitted.
NASA JPL — Planetary satellite physical parameters
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Volume · definition
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Spherical volume · derived
Rounded mean-radius model of Enceladus. The derived area and volume describe a sphere; surface terrain and flattening are omitted.
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