Which other planets have moons?

Answer 1

Jupiter has the most number of moons in the Solar system with 63 moons (as of Februrary 2011).

For more information:

http://universeforfacts.blogspot.com/2011/02/planet-with-most-number-of-moons.html

Answer 2

Mercury and Venus are the only planets without Moons.

Earth has one very large moon, and Mars has two tiny ones. Jupiter has 63+ moons; 4 big, 20 "medium" size, and the remainder tiny. Saturn has 20 or so, and Uranus and Neptune each have a half-dozen or so. Every new space probe to the outer planets discovers even more moons, so the precise number known right now isn't all that important.

Of the 400+ extra-solar planets, our instruments are barely able to detect the planet, much less any possible moons. However, it's likely that most large planets will have moons, or rings, or both.

Answer 3

Planets

Earth has 1 moon.

Mars has 2 moons.

Jupiter has 66 moons.

Saturn has 62 moons.

Uranus has 27 moons.

Neptune has 13 moons.

Dwarf Planets

Pluto has 4 moons.

Haumea has 2 moons.

Those are the officially discovered moons in our solar system. However, there may still be more to discover.

Answer 4

Well, I know that jupiter, Saturn, Pluto, and Mars all have moons.

Answer 5

Mercury and Venus do not have any moons. All other planets in our solar system have moons: Mars has two, Jupiter has 79, Saturn has 83, Uranus has 27, and Neptune has 14 known moons.