S/2005 S49 (ficticious satellite)

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S2000_S49

S2000_S49 in Orbiter 2002
Designation
Name	S2000_S49
Reference body	Saturn
Planetary mean orbits
Epoch	1999.0
Semimajor axis (a)	1.619×10⁸ m
Eccentricity (e)	0.0208
Inclination (i)	50.85630685° (0.88761 radian)
Longitude of the ascending node (LAN, ☊)	78.23394918° (1.36544 radian)
Longitude of periapsis (ϖ)	88.32144412° (1.5415 radian)
Mean longitude (L)	134.4840807° (2.34719 radian)
Selected physical parameters
Mean radius	3.2×10² m
Mass	1.1×10¹¹ kg
Note	*Elements given are from S2005_S49.cfg (osaturn.zip)

S/2005_S49 is a ficticious moon of Saturn offered by VF2_Rolf in the release of osaturn.zip in October 2002.

Add-on	Source	Version	Author	Type	Release Date	Compatibility	Wiki article
Orbiter versions and add-ons which include S/2005_S49
Moons of Saturn Part 3	AVSIM		Rolf Keibel	Scenery	19 October 2002

S/2005 S49 from osaturn.zip in Orbiter 2002

Saturn's natural satellites

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Numbered Satellites: S/2004 S7 | S/2004 S12 | S/2004 S13 | S/2004 S17 | S/2004 S21 | S/2004 S24 | S/2004 S26 | S/2004 S28 | S/2004 S29 | S/2004 S31 | S/2004 S34 | S/2004 S36 | S/2004 S37 | S/2004 S39 | S/2004 S40 | S/2004 S41 | S/2004 S42 | S/2004 S43 | S/2004 S44 | S/2004 S45 | S/2004 S46 | S/2004 S47 | S/2004 S48 | S/2004 S49 | S/2004 S50 | S/2004 S51 | S/2004 S52 | S/2004 S53 | S/2005 S4 | S/2005 S5 | S/2006 S1 | S/2006 S3 | S/2006 S9 | S/2006 S10 | S/2006 S11 | S/2006 S12 | S/2006 S13 | S/2006 S14 | S/2006 S15 | S/2006 S16 | S/2006 S17 | S/2006 S18 | S/2006 S19 | S/2006 S20 | S/2007 S2 | S/2007 S3 | S/2007 S5 | S/2007 S6 | S/2007 S8 | S/2007 S8 | S/2007 S9 | S/2009 S1 | S/2019 S1 | S/2019 S2 | S/2019 S3 | S/2019 S4 | S/2019 S5 | S/2019 S6 | S/2019 S7 | S/2019 S8 | S/2019 S9 | S/2019 S10 | S/2019 S11 | S/2019 S12 | S/2019 S13 | S/2019 S14 | S/2019 S15 | S/2019 S16 | S/2019 S17 | S/2019 S18 | S/2019 S19 | S/2019 S20 | S/2019 S21 | S/2020 S1 | S/2020 S2 | S/2020 S3 | S/2020 S4 | S/2020 S5 | S/2020 S6 | S/2020 S7 | S/2020 S8 | S/2020 S9 | S/2020 S10

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