Top 10 Largest Moons In Solar System

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Ganymede (Moon of Jupiter)
Diameter: 5,268 kilometre
Ganymede is the largest moon in the solar system, even bigger than Mercury, which is a planet.

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Titan (Moon of Saturn)
Diameter: 5,151 kilometre
Titan is the second-largest moon in the Solar System and has a thick atmosphere, primarily nitrogen.

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Callisto (Moon of Jupiter)
Diameter: 4,820 kilometre
Callisto has the most heavily cratered surface in the solar system.

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Lo (Moon of Jupiter)
Diameter: 3,643 kilometre
Lo has hundreds of volcanoes, making its surface covered with sulfur and volcanic deposits.

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Moon (Earth's Moon)
Diameter: 3,474 kilometre
The only natural satellite of Earth. Moon has a significant effect on Earth's tides.

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Europa (Moon of Jupiter)
Diameter: 3,121 kilometre
Scientists believe Europa harbours life beneath its icy surface.

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Triton (Moon of Neptune)
Diameter: 2,710 kilometre
Triton moves opposite to Neptune's rotation and has geysers that spew nitrogen gas.

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Rhea (Moon of Saturn)
Diameter: 1,527 kilometre
Akin to Saturn, it is believed that Rhea may also have a thin ring around it.

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Titania (Moon of Uranus)
Diameter: 1,578 kilometre
Titania is Uranus's largest moon. Its surface has large canyons and impact craters.

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Oberon (Moon of Uranus)
Diameter: 1,523 kilometre
The second-largest moon of Uranus, Oberon has a heavily cratered surface.

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Top 10 Largest Moons In Solar System

16 November 2024

Ganymede (Moon of Jupiter)Diameter: 5,268 kilometreGanymede is the largest moon in the solar system, even bigger than Mercury, which is a planet.

Titan (Moon of Saturn)Diameter: 5,151 kilometreTitan is the second-largest moon in the Solar System and has a thick atmosphere, primarily nitrogen.

Callisto (Moon of Jupiter)Diameter: 4,820 kilometreCallisto has the most heavily cratered surface in the solar system.

Lo (Moon of Jupiter)Diameter: 3,643 kilometreLo has hundreds of volcanoes, making its surface covered with sulfur and volcanic deposits.

Moon (Earth's Moon)Diameter: 3,474 kilometreThe only natural satellite of Earth. Moon has a significant effect on Earth's tides.

Europa (Moon of Jupiter)Diameter: 3,121 kilometreScientists believe Europa harbours life beneath its icy surface.

Triton (Moon of Neptune)Diameter: 2,710 kilometreTriton moves opposite to Neptune's rotation and has geysers that spew nitrogen gas.

Rhea (Moon of Saturn)Diameter: 1,527 kilometreAkin to Saturn, it is believed that Rhea may also have a thin ring around it.

Titania (Moon of Uranus)Diameter: 1,578 kilometreTitania is Uranus's largest moon. Its surface has large canyons and impact craters.

Oberon (Moon of Uranus)Diameter: 1,523 kilometreThe second-largest moon of Uranus, Oberon has a heavily cratered surface.