Saturn now has 274 moons, the most of any planet in our solar system! In a major discovery, astronomers found 128 new moons orbiting Saturn. This puts Saturn ahead of Jupiter, which has 95 moons.
The discovery was led by Dr. Edward Ashton from Academia Sinica in Taiwan and officially confirmed by the International Astronomical Union. These newly found moons are small and move in distant, irregular orbits around the planet.
Jupiter once had the highest moon count, but with this update, Saturn is now the clear ‘Moon King’ of our solar system.
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Saturn now has 274 moons, the most of any planet in our solar system!
In a major discovery, astronomers found 128 new moons orbiting Saturn. This puts Saturn ahead of Jupiter, which has 95 moons.
The discovery was led by Dr. Edward Ashton from Academia Sinica in Taiwan and officially confirmed by the International Astronomical Union. These newly found moons are small and move in distant, irregular orbits around the planet.
Jupiter once had the highest moon count, but with this update, Saturn is now the clear ‘Moon King’ of our solar system.
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