Mimas

Introduction
Mimas, also known asd Saturn 1, is one of the moons of Saturn. With an orbital period of 0.942 Earth Days, Mimas has an average orbital speed of 14.28 kilometers per second. Mimas has a radius of 198.2 ±0.4 kilometers and a mass of 3.75 ×1019 kilograms. That makes Mimas the size of 0.0311 Earths. Mimas is just one of 82 confirmed moons (as of March 2020) orbiting Saturn. 
Profile of Mimas
Mimas The Moon was discovered on September 17th, 1789 by German-Born British Astronomer William Herschel. A Crater on Mimas was even named after William Herschel, the crater being named Herschel.  Mimas has a zero axis tilt and a gravity of 0.064 meters per second squared. In fact, the escape velocity for Mimas is 0.159 kilometers per second or 0.098 miles per second; so one does not need to go extremely fast in order to escape Mimas into Space but still would have to go 352.8 miles per hour. Mimas has an average temperature of 64 Kelvin or negative 209.15 degrees Celsius or negative 344.47 degrees Fahrenheit. Mimas is said to have a close resemblance to that of The Death Star in Star Wars. 
The Story of Mimas
Mimas in The Traditional Classical World Religion, was a Giant and was the Son of Gaia, The Mother Earth goddess, who was birthed using the blood of the castrated Uranus, The Husband of Gaia known as Father Sky who was a Primal Classical World god. Mimas is known for fighting and dying in The Astronomic Battle between The Olympic gods and The Giants known as The Gigantomachy! In this battle of epic proportions, The King of The gods, Zeus, burned Mimas down until Mimas was nothing more than Ashes. Mimas was later buried under Prochyte, an Island off the Coast of Naples known as The Phlegraean Islands in Today's World Italy.