Following is a list of the diameters of the 53 natural satellites of Saturn that are officially recognized as moons, starting from the closest to Saturn. Due to the difficulty of measurement techniques, total consensus on all the data has not yet been reached, so these data are approximate.
Moon name and approx. Diameter, listed by increasing orbital period.
Pan 20 km
Daphnis 7 km
Atlas 32 km
Prometheus 100 km
Pandora 84 km
Epimetheus 119 km
Janus 178 km
Aegaeon 0.5 km
Mimas 397 km
Methone 3 km
Anthe 2 km
Pallene 4 km
Enceladus 499 km
Telesto 24 km
Tethys 1,060 km
Calypso 19 km
Dione 1,118 km
Helene 32 km
Polydeuces 4 km
Rhea 1,528 km
Titan 5,150 km
Hyperion 266 km
Iapetus 1,436 km
Kiviuq 16 km
Ijiraq 12 km
Phoebe 240 km
Paaliaq 22 km
Skathi 68 km
Albiorix 32 km
Bebhionn 6 km
Erriapo 10 km
Siarnaq 40 km
Skoll 6 km
Tarvos 15 km
Tarqeq 7 km
Greip 6 km
Hyrrokkin 8 km
Mundilfari 7 km
Jarmsaxa 6 km
Narvi 7 km
Bergelmir 6 km
Suttungr 7 km
Hati 6 km
Bestla 7 km
Farbauti 5 km
Thrymr 7 km
Aegir 6 km
Kari 7 km
Fenrir 4 km
Surtur 6 km
Ymir 18 km
Loge 6 km
Fornjot 6 km
within all 8 planets not all of them have any moons so does saturn have any moons ,yes
Saturn. Venus has none, Saturn has over 60 moons.
there no moons on saturn but yes it does have 61 moons
Based on this riddle, Saturn has 18 moons.
Saturn has 82 moons. Fifty-three moons are confirmed and named and another 29 moons are awaiting confirmation of discovery and official naming.
Saturn has 62 moons.
Saturn has 62 moons.
Saturn has 62 moons.
Saturn has 18 moons
saturn has the most moons out of all the planets
You're most likely thinking of Saturn. Titan (the largest moon of Saturn) is around 800 million miles away from the Sun. It is commonly reported that Saturn has 18 moons, however it actually has 62 moons with confrimed orbits.
Saturn has more moons. Venus does not have any moons.