Can Saturn have a Solar eclipse?

Answer 1

If you mean does it experience solar eclipses like we do with our moon, then no. It has no moons to pass in front of the sun and if it did it would have to be much larger or closer than our to have the same effect.

Answer 2

No. Venus does occasionally come between the sun and Earth in events known as transits. Venus is much farther away from us than the moon is, so it only blocks out a tiny portion of the sun, too small for anyone to notice.

Answer 3

Yes it's moons pass between it and the sun and vice versa.

Answer 4

Because if you want eclipses, you need moons,

which neither of those planets has.

Answer 5

They have no moons to go between the planet and the Sun.

Answer 6

Mercury and Venus orbit the Sun, and so does the Earth.

Answer 7

Yes, Saturn can have a solar eclipse when one of its moons passes in front of the Sun as seen from the planet's surface. This can create a shadow on Saturn similar to a solar eclipse on Earth.

Answer 8

No, because neither have any moons.

Answer 9

yes