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Name

Discovery Date

Discoverer

Distance from Saturn (103 km)

Mass (1020 kg)

Radius (km)

Orbital Period (days)

Mimas (SI)

1789

W. Herschel

185.52

0.375

209 x 196 x 191

0.9424218

Enceladus (SII)

1789

W. Herschel

238.02

0.65

256 x 247 x 245

1.370218

Tethys (SIII)

1684

G. Cassini

294.66

6.27

536 x 528 x 526

1.887802

Dione (SIV)

1684

G. Cassini

377.40

11.0

560

2.736915

Rhea (SV)

1672

G. Cassini

527.04

23.1

764

4.517500

Titan (SVI)

1655

C. Huygens

1221.83

1345.5

2575

15.945421

Hyperion (SVII)

1848

W. Bond

1481.1

0.2

185 x 140 x 113

21.276609

Iapetus (SVIII)

1671

G. Cassini

3561.3

15.9

718

79.330183

Pan (SXVIII, S/1981 S13)

1990

M. Showalter

133.583

0.00003

10

0.5750

Atlas (SXV, S/1980 S28)

1980

R. Terrile

137.670

0.0001

18.5 x 17.2 x 13.5

0.6019

Prometheus (SXVI, S/1980 S27)

1980

S. Collins

139.353

0.0033

74 x 50 x 34

0.6130

Pandora (SXVII, S/1980 S26)

1980

S. Collins

141.700

0.0020

55 x 44 x 31

0.6285

Epimetheus (SXI, S/1980 S3)

1966

R. Walker

151.422

0.0054

69 x 55 x 55

0.6942

Janus (SX, S/1980 S1)

1966

A. Dollfus

151.472

0.0192

97 x 95 x 77

0.6945

Methone (SXXXII, S/2004 S1)

2004 

194 

3

1.01

Pallene (SXXXIII, S/2004 S2)

2004 

211 

4

1.14

Calypso (SXIV, S/1980 S25)

1980

B. Smith

294.66

0.00004

15 x 8 x 8

1.8878

Telesto (SXIII, S/1980 S13)

1980

B. Smith

294.66

0.00007

15 x 12.5 x 7.5

1.8878

Helene (SXII, S/1980 S6)

1980

Laques and Lecacheux

377.40

0.0003

18 x 16 x 15

2.7369

Polydeuces (SXXXIV, S/2004 S5)

2004 

377.40 

4

2.74

Kiviuq (SXXIV, S/2000 S5)

2000

International Team of 8 Astronomers

11,370 

7

449

Ijiraq (SXXII, S/2000 S6)

2000

International Team of 8 Astronomers

11,440 

5

451

Phoebe (SIX)

1898

W. Pickering

12,952

0.072

115 x 110 x 105

550.48*

Paaliaq (SXXI, S/2000 S2)

2000

International Team of 8 Astronomers

15,200 

10

687

Skathi (SXXVII, S/2000 S8)

2000

International Team of 8 Astronomers

15,650 

3

729*

Albiorix (SXXVI, S/2000 S11)

2000

Gladman, et. al

16,390 

13

738

Erriapo (SXXVIII, S/2000 S10)

2000

International Team of 8 Astronomers

17,610 

4

871

Siarnaq (SXXIX, S/2000 S3)

2000

International Team of 8 Astronomers

18,160 

16

893

Tarvos (SXXI, S/2000 S4)

2000

International Team of 8 Astronomers

18,240 

7

926

Mundilfari (SXXV, S/2000 S9)

2000

International Team of 8 Astronomers

18,710 

3

951*

Narvi (SXXXI, S/2003 S1)

2003 

18,720 

3

956*

Suttungr (SXXIII, S/2000 S12)

2000

Gladman, et. al

19,470 

3

1017*

Thrymr (SXXX, S/2000 S7)

2000

International Team of 8 Astronomers

20,470 

3

1089*

Ymir (SXIX, S/2000 S1)

2000

International Team of 8 Astronomers

23,100 

8

1312*

S/2004 S07

2004 

19,800 

3

1103*

S/2004 S08

2004 

22,200 

3

1355*

S/2004 S09

2004 

19,800 

3

1077*

S/2004 S10

2004 

19,350 

3

1026*

S/2004 S11

2004 

16,950 

3

822

S/2004 S12

2004 

19,650 

3

1048*

S/2004 S13

2004 

18,450 

3

906*

S/2004 S14

2004 

19,950 

3

1081*

S/2004 S15

2004 

18,750 

3

1008*

S/2004 S16

2004 

22,200 

2

1271*

S/2004 S17

2004 

18,600 

2

986*

S/2004 S18

2004 

19,650 

3

1052*

S/2005 S01

2005 

136.5 

3

0.59

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moons or moonlets. (I've put moon in lower case to differentiate with our Moon which is always in upper case)

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Pan, Atlas, Prometheus, Pandora, Epimetheus, Janus, Mimas, Enceladus, Tethys, Telesto, Calypso, Dione, Helene, Rhea, Titan Hyperion, Iapetus, Phoebe, and twelve unnamed moons.

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Saturn has a massive gravitational pull make small space objects pull toward it and a moon came too close and was smashed to pulp and created its rings.

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