Saturn A-ring Keeler Gap

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Saturn A-ring Keeler Gap is a narrow, prominent division near the outer edge of Saturn’s A ring, created and maintained by the small moon Daphnis.

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Label Occurrences
Saturn A-ring Keeler Gap canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical structure
planetary ring gap
belongsTo rings of Saturn
linked to: Saturn ring system
causedBy gravitational perturbations of Daphnis
clearedBy Daphnis
createdBy Daphnis
discoveredBy Voyager mission
linked to: Voyager program
governingForce gravity
hasCentralBody Saturn
hasCoordinateSystem Saturn-centric
hasDynamicalClassification satellite-induced ring gap
hasFeature edge waves induced by Daphnis
vertical structures in ring material near gap
wavy ring edges
hasNearbyObject Daphnis
hasNearbyRingRegion A-ring outer edge
outer A ring
hasObservationWavelength infrared
radio
visible light
hasOrbitalResonanceWith Daphnis
hasPhysicalNature region of reduced ring particle density
hasShape annular gap
hasShepherdMoon Daphnis
isInPlanetarySystem Saturnian system
isInside Roche limit of Saturn
isInSolarSystem Solar System
isNarrow true
isNearOuterEdgeOf Saturn A ring
linked to: Saturn's A ring
isProminent true
isTypeOf shepherd-moon-induced gap
locatedIn Saturn A ring
linked to: Saturn's A ring
maintainedBy Daphnis
namedAfter Johann Kepler (indirectly via Keeler naming convention)
linked to: Johannes Kepler
observedInDetailBy Cassini–Huygens
orbits Saturn
partOf ring system of Saturn
studiedFor disk–satellite interaction analogs
ring dynamics
ring–moon gravitational interactions

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Keeler Gap hasAlternativeName Saturn A-ring Keeler Gap