Moons of Saturn & Its Rings

Saturn has fifty-three moons. Titan is Saturn’s largest moon & orbits around the planet in sixteen days. It has an orange color that has a mixture of nitrogen & methane. Titan’s methane clouds blocks out magic from entering & exiting its surface. Saturn’s rings are made from blocks of water ice & rock of all different sizes & shapes. Saturn’s shepherd moons consist of Daphnis, Pan, Pandora, Prometheus, & Atlas. Most often, Saturn’s magical properties from within the planet & from the Sun, passes through the rings. The rings all have a form of gravity, which is why they all stay in their rings.

Moons of Uranus

Uranus has twenty-seven moons. Titania & Oberon is Uranus’s biggest moons. Titania is the eighth biggest moon in the solar system. These two moons are so big in size that they were discovered in the eighteenth century, before technology was invented. Uranus’s biggest moons consist of Umbriel, Oberon, Titania, Miranda, Puck, & Ariel. They are all covered by water ice & rock. All moons mirror magic towards Uranus, some mirroring less & some mirroring more.

Moons of Neptune

Neptune has fourteen moons. Triton is Neptune’s biggest moon, with Proteus being the second biggest. Triton orbits Neptune in five days & twenty-one hours, but it orbits backwards. It’s made up of methane, water, nitrogen, & carbon dioxide. It also has geysers which shoots out liquid nitrogen. Triton is large enough to mirror its magic towards Neptune.

Fun Facts
⊱ Titan is the only one in the solar system that has 1.45 times the pressure as Earth.
⊱ The other largest moons of Saturn consists of Mimas, Dione, Rhea, Enceladus, Tethys, & Lapetus.
⊱ Cassini the spacecraft discovered water ice, lakes, rivers, & rain clouds containing methane on Titan.
⊱ Magic islands may have life as the form of magical plants.