Does Saturn have moons

Answer 1

Yes, the list is below:

1. Aegaeon
2. Aegir
3. Albiorix
4. Anthe
5. Atlas
6. Bebhionn
7. Bergelmir
8. Bestla
9. Calypso
10. Chiron
11. Daphnis
12. Dione
13. Enceladus
14. Epimetheus
15. Erriapus
16. Farbauti
17. Fenrir
18. Fornjot
19. Greip
20. Hati
21. Helene
22. Hyperion
23. Hyrrokkin
24. Iapetus
25. Ijiraq
26. Janus
27. Jarnsaxa
28. Kari
29. Kiviuq
30. Loge
31. Methone
32. Mimas
33. Mundilfari
34. Narvi
35. Paaliaq
36. Pallene
37. Pan
38. Pandora
39. Phoebe
40. Polydeuces
41. Prometheus
42. Rhea
43. S/2004 S 12
44. S/2004 S 13
45. S/2004 S 17
46. S/2004 S 3/S 4
47. S/2004 S 6
48. S/2004 S 7
49. S/2006 S 1
50. S/2006 S 3
51. S/2007 S 2
52. S/2007 S 3
53. S/2009 S 1
54. Siarnaq
55. Skathi
56. Skoll
57. Surtur
58. Suttungr
59. Tarqeq
60. Tarvos
61. Telesto
62. Tethys
63. Themis
64. Thrymr
65. Titan
66. Ymir

Yes, Saturn has at least 60 moons, it seems that more are discovered every time a probe is sent there.

For more details, see the related question "What are the names of Saturn's moons?" below.
About 50 to 60 moons known to us.

Answer 2

Not so you'd notice. I'm certain that meteors and comets occasionally collide with Saturn; we watched one hit Jupiter in 1994. But Saturn is so massive that no asteroid impact could be all THAT devastating.

Answer 3

The second largest planet in the solar system and the sixth planet from the sun is the Saturn. It also has a comets named Saturnian Family of comets(a group of short-period comets) and Jovian(a larger family of short-period comets).

Answer 4

In theory it is possible for a moon to have a moon, but in practise, they would not last too long due to orbital decay. Moons are usually tidally locked to the parent planet, which causes drag on anything in orbit around it. Lunar orbiters can last a few years, but the higher orbital decay will eventually bring the satellite into the moon or break it up. Rhea is a moon of Saturn that appears to have it's own feint ring system though. It is thought that there is some debris in orbit around this moon.

Answer 5

No, comets are chuncks of rock and ice in much bigger orbits around the sun.

Answer 6

Yes, Saturn has more than 80 known moons. Some of its most famous moons include Titan, Enceladus, and Mimas.

Answer 7

Yes