Stories about: moons

'Moonless' Jupiter: May 21 Every time you point the telescope towards Jupiter you'll most certainly see one of its four large satellites discovered by Galileo in the early 1600s. Usually, two or three of the moons can be easily spotted and sometimes even all four of them. On a small telescope, Jupiter's moons appear as small stars sh...	16 May 2008 09:27 GMT

Saturn's Rings Reveal Strange Flying-Saucers Such strange flying-saucer-shaped objects mostly common in Saturn's rings have puzzled scientists. It appears that they form from gathering particles of ice and dust from the rings, much in the same way planets form by buiding up matter from accretion disks spinning around stars, and could provide us with valuab...	7 December 2007 02:54 GMT

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'Moonless' Jupiter: May 21