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Saturn has two new moons

Posted by JLP on August 18th, 2004

Cassini-Huygens spacecraft has discovered two new moons orbiting around planet Saturn. They are orbiting between Mimas and Enceladus and are about three and four kilometers in diameter. This brings the total number of Saturnian satellites to 33. You can read more about this here. Below is the image of one of the newly discovered moons.

One of the moons

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