We, as human beings, love discovering things from outer space. Thus, a lot of recent discoveries on the moon keep coming up. However, the moon seems pointless to us if we take a look at planets which are farther away and at a distance, we can’t even travel. For instance, a lot of people out there seem to question themselves about how many moons does Saturn have.

The answer to this question is a closed 53. These 53 moons have nothing to do with Saturn rings. That’s the number of the satellites floating around this planet. This is one of the planets with the greatest amount of natural satellites. However, the planet with more moons is Jupiter, which has something about 67.  

These moons are not as big as our moon. In fact, many of them are very small and are located just a few miles away from Saturn’s surface. There is a large moon, though, called Titan.  It is amazing to think of how many satellites are around Saturn and what the purpose of its existence is. Scientists have made a lot of research on Saturn for a long while due to the rareness of its rings in particular and the beauty of this planet in general.