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Database Query· 6 major moons
Moons & Natural Satellites
The fascinating natural satellites that orbit the planets — from volcanic worlds to ice-crusted oceans hiding potential for life.
Most MoonsSaturn · 146 confirmed
Ocean WorldEuropa (subsurface ocean)
Most VolcanicIo (500+ active volcanoes)
Thickest AtmosphereTitan (denser than Earth)
Coldest MoonTriton at -235°C
CryovolcanismEnceladus (water plumes)
Earth
The Moon (Luna)
Earth's only natural satellite and the main driver of our ocean tides.
Diameter3,474.8 km
Period27.32 days
OrbitsEarth
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Jupiter
Europa
A Galilean moon of Jupiter with a global subsurface ocean beneath an icy crust.
Diameter3,121.6 km
Period3.55 days
OrbitsJupiter
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Saturn
Titan
Saturns largest moon, famous for its dense atmosphere and lakes of liquid methane and ethane.
Diameter5,149.5 km
Period15.95 days
OrbitsSaturn
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Jupiter
Io
The most volcanically active world in the Solar System, driven by intense tidal heating from Jupiter…
Diameter3,643.2 km
Period1.77 days
OrbitsJupiter
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Saturn
Enceladus
A small icy moon of Saturn that vents water-rich plumes from fractures near its south pole.
Diameter504.2 km
Period1.37 days
OrbitsSaturn
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Neptune
Triton
Neptunes largest moon, orbiting in a retrograde direction that suggests it was captured.
Diameter2,706.8 km
Period5.88 days
OrbitsNeptune
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