Are there satellites on Saturn

Answer 1

Satellites Visible in the Night SkyAbsolutely! Especially late dusk when their solar panels catch the sun and shine it your way.

The International Space Station is the third brightest object in the sky, only surpassed by the sun and the moon. If you are using Ubuntu go download GNOME Predict, of simply search for "Space Weather Simple satellite Tracker".

Related LinkIf you would like to know when certain satellites are passing over your area, go to the link on the left and follow the directions.

Answer 2

I doubt it. Lights use energy and I am sure the sat needs all the spare energy it can muster to operate the electronics. Besides, why would you need lights anyway? There is no one hanging around up there to look at them!

Answer 3

Many satellites have telescopes. a few are astronomical telescopes, while most are aimed down at the Earth.

The best astronomical telescopes are the Hubble Space Telescope and the Spitzer Space Telescope. You can download pictures taken from these telescopes with the links below. Telescopes on satellites are generally devoted to specific tasks. For example, most of the military's "spy satellites" and all weather satellites have telescopes aimed at the Earth. There are some European satellites used for taking photos of the Earth; among them are the French SPOT satellites.

Answer 4

Specifically, yes there are satellites that orbit Saturn. The satellites are the moons of Saturn.

Answer 5

There are no artificial satellites orbiting Saturn; however, Saturn does have many natural satellites, which are its moons. Saturn has at least 82 confirmed moons, with the largest being Titan.