Jupiter actually has many satellites. As of February 2004, Jupiter had a confirmed number of 63 satellites, ranging from the largest four, the Galilean moons, Ganymede, Io, Callisto, and Europa. 53-55 of Jupiter's satellites are tiny and unimportant, small space objects caught in the planet's gravity
Saturn has 82 known moons, with the largest being Titan.
Callisto is a moon, and moons do not have moons of their own. The gravitational influence of the planet would overwhelm any tendency of a moon to acquire its own moons.
The two main types of man-made satellites are communication satellites, which are used for transmitting television, internet, and telephone signals, and weather satellites, which are used to monitor and predict weather patterns.
Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, is a natural satellite where it is believed that ice flows. This is due to its icy surface, which shows evidence of crustal plates moving and shifting over time, suggesting the presence of subsurface oceans kept warm by tidal forces.
1.Communication satillites help us to send messages from one country to another very fast. Even telephone and telivision transmission is amde fast with these satillites. 2.To take up research on the solar family, the stars and their movements etc. 3.Forecasting of a country's weather can be made. 4.To help navigation and air travel. 5.To locate minerals,water,petroleum etc.,hidden in the earth. 6.To know about the fish inside the seas and the oceans. 7.To create a clear understanding of the outer space. 8. To study X-rays and ultravoilet rays in our atmosphere and beyond that. 9.To prepare alloys, mixtures and vaccines in the outer space because they cannot be prepared on the earth. 10.To produce transistors and other electronic goods. 11.To study the cases of the diseasw like 'cancer'.
yes there is water in the atmosphere of juipiter but very little
Mariner 10.
Planet Juipiter was invented by the mansloth Gorgon Zuma. He was as intelligent as the person that wrote this question...
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5.2au or 778,300,000 km
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No it cannot.
Saturn