Saturn has pushed Jupiter out of the spotlight, reclaiming its title of most moons in the solar system. Astronomers recently found 62 more, bringing its total to 145. ... So eat it, Jupiter.

Both Jupiter and Saturn began life as rocky planets that were at least a few times more massive than Earth, which would make them so-called “Super-Earths.” ...

The curious minds at What If explore the catastrophic effects a collision between Jupiter and Saturn would have on Earth and our solar system.

You freak me out even more than the Norwegian spiral, because you can eat two Earths simultaneously. ... The discovery of 128 new moons puts Saturn way ahead of its rival, Jupiter.

The same goes for the 1983 Saturn event, as well as the other, as-yet mysterious Jupiter impact that produced the main ring's secondary pattern, researchers said. "You need a cloud that hits a ...

What's more, this is the first time Saturn and Jupiter have aligned at night in 800 years. That means it will be visible almost anywhere on Earth according to NASA .

Typically those simulated planets either eat their orbital retinue, or multiple sizable moons survive into adulthood, like the four Galilean moons of Jupiter. How, then, did Saturn end up with ...

According to Popular Mechanics, Saturn and Jupiter will appear to be on top of each other in the western sky, creating what will look like a double planet on Dec. 21.

Facebook X Reddit Email Save. Jupiter, the fifth planet in our solar system and by far most massive, is a treasure trove of scientific discovery. Last year a pair of studies found that the planet ...