List of moons of planets and dwarf planets

Number of moons discovered per year (as of November 24, 2019)

This is a list of the known moons of planets and dwarf planets in the solar system; that of asteroids is found in the list of moons of asteroids .

Remarks:

• Current new discoveries have a provisional designation until they are also given a name by the International Astronomical Union .
• Quasi satellites or co- ordinate objects such as 2002 AA29 or 2003 YN107 are not listed .
• The Earth-like planets Mercury and Venus and the dwarf planet Ceres have no natural satellites .

Rough overview by planet

Legend for the following table: Size of the satellites

Number of satellites (214)	<10 km	10-30 km	31-100 km	101-300 km	301-1000 km	1001-2000 km	> 2000 km
	122	21st	33	15th	7th	9	7th

	Planets						Dwarf planets
No.	earth	Mars	Jupiter	Saturn	Uranus	Neptune	Pluto	Haumea	Makemake	Eris
01.	moon	Phobos	Metis	S / 2009 S 1	Cordelia	Naiad	Charon	Namaka	S / 2015 (136472) 1	Dysnomia
02.		Deimos	Adrastea	Pan	Ophelia	Thalassa	Styx	Hi'iaka
03.			Amalthea	Daphnis	Bianca	Despina	Nothing
04th			Thebe	Atlas	Cressida	Galatea	Kerberos
05.			Io	Prometheus	Desdemona	Larissa	Hydra
06th			Europe	Pandora	Juliet	Hippocampus
07th			Ganymede	Epimetheus	Portia	Proteus
08th.			Callisto	Janus	Rosalind	Triton
09.			Themisto	Aegaeon	Cupid	Nereid
10.			Leda	Mimas	Belinda	Halimede
11.			Himalia	Methone	Perdita	Sao
12.			Ersa	Anthe	puck	Laomedeia
13.			Pandia	Pallene	Mab	Psamathe
14th			Lysithea	Enceladus	Miranda	Neso
15th			Elara	Tethys	Ariel
16.			slide	Telesto	Umbriel
17th			Carpo	Calypso	Titania
18th			Valetudo	Polydeuces	Oberon
19th			S / 2003 J 12	Dione	Francisco
20th			Euporia	Helene	Caliban
21st			S / 2003 J 18	Rhea	Stephano
22nd			S / 2010 J 2	titanium	Trinculo
23.			S / 2017 J 7	Hyperion	Sycorax
24.			S / 2016 J 1	Iapetus	Margaret
25th			S / 2017 J 3	Kiviuq	Prospero
26th			Orthosia	Ijiraq	Setebos
27.			Euanthe	Phoebe	Ferdinand
28.			Thyone	Paaliaq
29			S / 2003 J 16	Skathi
30th			Mnemes	S / 2007 S 2
31.			Harpalyke	S / 2004 S 37
32.			Hermippe	Albiorix
33.			Practice	Bebhionn
34.			Thelxinoe	Erriapus
35.			Eupheme	S / 2004 S 31
36.			Helike	S / 2004 S 29
37.			Iocaste	Siarnaq
38.			Ananke	Skoll
39.			S / 2017 J 9	Tarvos
40.			S / 2003 J 9	Tarqeq
41.			S / 2017 J 6	Greip
42.			S / 2011 J 1	Hyrrokkin
43.			S / 2003 J 19	S / 2004 S 13
44.			Philophrosyne	S / 2004 S 17
45.			Eurydome	Mundilfari
46.			ark	S / 2006 S 1
47.			Autonoe	Jarnsaxa
48.			Pasithee	Narvi
49.			Herse	S / 2004 S 20
50.			Chaldene	Bergelmir
51.			Isonoe	Suttungr
52.			Kale	S / 2004 S 12
53.			Aitne	S / 2004 S 27
54.			S / 2017 J 5	S / 2004 S 7
55.			S / 2017 J 8	Hati
56.			S / 2003 J 4	Bestla
57.			Erinome	S / 2004 S 22
58.			S / 2017 J 2	Color auti
59.			S / 2010 J 1	S / 2004 S 30
60.			Taygete	Thrymr
61.			Carme	S / 2007 S 3
62.			S / 2011 J 2	S / 2004 S 25
63.			Sponde	Aegir
64.			S / 2017 J 1	S / 2006 S 3
65.			Kalyke	S / 2004 S 23
66.			Pasiphae	S / 2004 S 32
67.			Eukelade	S / 2004 S 28
68.			Eirene	S / 2004 S 35
69.			Megaclite	Kari
70.			Sinope	Fenrir
71.			Hegemone	Surtur
72.			Aoede	S / 2004 S 39
73.			Callichore	S / 2004 S 38
74.			S / 2003 J 23	Ymir
75.			Callirrhoe	Lodge
76.			S / 2003 J 10	S / 2004 S 24
77.			Cyllene	S / 2004 S 36
78.			Kore	S / 2004 S 33
79.			S / 2003 J 2	S / 2004 S 21
80.				S / 2004 S 34
81.				Fornjot
82.				S / 2004 S 26

Table with data

The numbering of the moons originally followed their distance from the respective planet, but was later only continued chronologically according to the date of discovery.

Central body	No.	Surname	a semi-axis / km	e exc.	i tend to. / °	T circulation / d	d diam. / km	m mass / kg	corresponds covers	comment
earth		moon	384,400	0.0549	5.145	27.3217	3476	7th.35e22nd	-	Entered by people
Mars	I.	Phobos	9,378	0.0151	1.08	0.3189	22nd	1.07e16	1877	Orbit faster than the Martian rotation
Mars	II	Deimos	23,459	0.0003	0.93	1.262	12	1.8the15th	1877
Jupiter	I.	Io	421,800	0.004	0.036	1.77	3643	8th.9e22nd	1610	Extreme volcanism, liquid sulfur
Jupiter	II	Europe	671.100	0.009	0.466	3.55	3122	4th.8the22nd	1610	In railway feedback with Io and Ganymede
Jupiter	III	Ganymede	1,070,400	0.001	0.177	7.16	5262	1.5e23	1610	Largest moon in the solar system
Jupiter	IV	Callisto	1,882,700	0.007	0.192	16.69	4821	1.1e23	1610	Highest density of impact craters in the solar system
Jupiter	V	Amalthea	181,400	0.003	0.380	0.50	168	2.1e18th	1892
Jupiter	VI	Himalia	11,461,000	0.162	27.50	250.6	160	6th.7the18th	1904
Jupiter	VII	Elara	11,741,000	0.217	26.63	259.6	78	8th.7the17th	1905
Jupiter	VIII	Pasiphae	23,624,000	0.409	151.4	708.0	58	3.0e17th	1908
Jupiter	IX	Sinope	23,939,000	0.250	158.1	724.5	38	7th.6the16	1914
Jupiter	X	Lysithea	11,717,000	0.112	28.30	259.2	38	6th.3e16	1938
Jupiter	XI	Carme	23,404,000	0.253	164.9	702.3	46	1.3e17th	1938
Jupiter	XII	Ananke	21,276,000	0.244	148.9	610.5	28	3.0e16	1951
Jupiter	XIII	Leda	11,165,000	0.164	27.46	240.9	18th	1.1e16	1973
Jupiter	XIV	Thebe	221,900	0.018	1.080	0.68	98	7th.6the17th	1980
Jupiter	XV	Adrastea	129,000	0.002	0.054	0.30	16	1.9e16	1979	Orbit faster than Jupiter's rotation
Jupiter	XVI	Metis	128,000	0.001	0.019	0.30	44	9.6the16	1980	Orbit faster than Jupiter's rotation
Jupiter	XVII	Callirrhoe	24,102,000	0.283	147.1	758.8	7th	8th.7the14th	2000
Jupiter	XVIII	Themisto	7,507,000	0.242	43.08	130.0	9	6th.9e14th	1975
Jupiter	XIX	Megaclite	23,806,000	0.421	152.8	752.8	6th	2.1e14th	2001
Jupiter	XX	Taygete	23,360,000	0.252	165.2	732.2	5	1.6the14th	2001
Jupiter	XXI	Chaldene	23,179,000	0.251	165.2	723.8	4th	7th.5e13	2001
Jupiter	XXII	Harpalyke	21,105,000	0.226	148.6	623.3	4th	1.2e14th	2001
Jupiter	XXIII	Kalyke	23,583,000	0.245	165.2	743.0	5	1.9e14th	2001
Jupiter	XXIV	Iocaste	21,269,000	0.216	149.4	631.5	5	1.9e14th	2001
Jupiter	XXV	Erinome	23,279,000	0.266	164.9	728.3	3	4th.5e13	2003
Jupiter	XXVI	Isonoe	23,217,000	0.246	165.2	725.5	4th	7th.5e13	2001
Jupiter	XXVII	Practice	21,147,000	0.230	149.0	625.3	7th	4th.3e14th	2003
Jupiter	XXVIII	Autonoe	23,039,000	0.334	152.9	762.7	4th	9.0e13	2002
Jupiter	XXIX	Thyone	20,940,000	0.229	148.5	627.3	4th	9.0e13	2002
Jupiter	XXX	Hermippe	21,131,000	0.210	150.7	633.9	4th	9.0e13	2002
Jupiter	XXXI	Aitne	23,231,000	0.264	165.1	730.2	3	4th.5e13	2002
Jupiter	XXXII	Eurydome	22,865,000	0.276	150.3	717.3	3	4th.5e13	2002
Jupiter	XXXIII	Euanthe	20,799,000	0.232	148.9	620.6	3	4th.5e13	2002
Jupiter	XXXIV	Euporia	19,302,000	0.144	145.8	550.7	2	1.5e13	2002
Jupiter	XXXV	Orthosia	20,721,000	0.281	145.9	622.6	2	1.5e13	2002
Jupiter	XXXVI	Sponde	23,487,000	0.312	151.0	748.3	2	1.5e13	2002
Jupiter	XXXVII	Kale	23,217,000	0.260	165.0	729.5	2	1.5e13	2002
Jupiter	XXXVIII	Pasithee	23,096,000	0.267	165.1	719.5	2	1.5e13	2002
Jupiter	XXXIX	Hegemone	23,947,000	0.328	155.2	739.6	3	4th.5e13	2003
Jupiter	XL	Mnemes	21,069,000	0.227	148.6	620.0	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	XLI	Aoede	23,981,000	0.432	158.3	761.5	4th	9.0e13	2003
Jupiter	XLII	Thelxinoe	21,162,000	0.221	151.4	628.1	2	1.5e13	2004
Jupiter	XLIII	ark	22,931,000	0.259	165.0	723.9	3	4th.5e13	2002
Jupiter	XLIV	Callichore	24,043,000	0.264	165.5	764.7	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	XLV	Helike	21,263,000	0.156	154.8	634.8	4th	9.0e13	2003
Jupiter	XLVI	Carpo	16,989,000	0.430	51.4	456.1	3	4th.5e13	2003
Jupiter	XLVII	Eukelade	23,661,000	0.272	165.5	746.4	4th	9.0e13	2003
Jupiter	XLVIII	Cyllene	24,349,000	0.319	149.3	737.8	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	XLIX	Kore	24,543,000	0.325	145.0	779.2	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	L.	Herse	23,097,000	0.200	164.2	715.4	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	LI	S / 2010 J 1	23,314,335	0.320	163.2	723.2	2	?	2010
Jupiter	LII	S / 2010 J 2	20,307,150	0.307	150.4	588.1	1	?	2010
Jupiter	LIII	slide	12,118,000	0.211	28.23	287.0	4th	9.0e13	2000
Jupiter	LIV	S / 2016 J 1	20,650,845	0.141	139.8	602.7	1	?	2016
Jupiter	LV	S / 2003 J 18	20,274,000	0.105	146.4	588.0	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	LVI	S / 2011 J 2	23,463,885	0.332	148.8	730.5	1	?	2011
Jupiter	LVII	Eirene	23,731,770	0.220	163.1	759.7	4th	9.0e13	2003
Jupiter	LVIII	Philophrosyne	22,819,950	0.194	143.6	701.3	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	LIX	S / 2017 J 1	23,547,105	0.397	149.2	734.2	2	?	2017
Jupiter	LX	Eupheme	21.199.710	0.253	148.0	627.8	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	LXI	S / 2003 J 19	22,757,000	0.257	166.7	697.6	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	LXII	Valetudo	18,980,000	0.222	34.0	533.3	1		2018
Jupiter	LXIII	S / 2017 J 2	23,303,000	0.236	166.4	723.1	2		2018
Jupiter	LXIV	S / 2017 J 3	20,694,000	0.148	147.9	606.3	2		2018
Jupiter	LXV	Pandia	11,525,000	0.180	28.15	252.1	3		2018
Jupiter	LXVI	S / 2017 J 5	23,232,000	0.284	164.3	719.5	2		2018
Jupiter	LXVII	S / 2017 J 6	22,455,000	0.557	155.2	683.0	2		2018
Jupiter	LXVIII	S / 2017 J 7	20,627,000	0.215	143.4	602.6	2		2018
Jupiter	LXIX	S / 2017 J 8	23,232,700	0.312	164.7	719.6	1		2018
Jupiter	LXX	S / 2017 J 9	21,487,000	0.229	152.7	639.2	3		2018
Jupiter	LXXI	Ersa	11,483,000	0.094	30.61	252.0	3		2018
Jupiter	LXXII	S / 2011 J 1	22,462,000	0.233	163.3	686.6	2		2011
Jupiter	Z2302	S / 2003 J 2	28,570,410	0.380	151.8	982.5	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	Z2304	S / 2003 J 4	23.257.920	0.204	144.9	723.2	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	Z2309	S / 2003 J 9	22,441,680	0.269	164.5	683.0	1	1.5e12	2003
Jupiter	Z2310	S / 2003 J 10	24,249,600	0.214	164.1	767.0	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	Z2312	S / 2003 J 12	19.002.480	0.376	145.8	533.3	1	1.5e12	2003
Jupiter	Z2109	S / 2003 J 16	21,000,000	0.230	148.5	595.4	2	1.5e13	2003
Jupiter	Z2323	S / 2003 J 23	24,055,500	0.309	149.2	759.7	2	1.5e13	2003
Saturn	I.	Mimas	185,539	0.020	1.574	0.94	397	3.7the19th	1789	Crater one third the diameter of the moon
Saturn	II	Enceladus	238.042	0.000	0.003	1.37	499	1.1e20th	1789	Cryovolcanism feeds the ring of Saturn; Albedo 0.99
Saturn	III	Tethys	294,672	0.000	1.091	1.89	1060	6th.2e20th	1684	In railway resonance with Enceladus and Dione; two trojans
Saturn	IV	Dione	377.415	0.002	0.028	2.74	1118	1.1e21st	1684	Strong, inhomogeneous craters; two trojans
Saturn	V	Rhea	527.068	0.000	0.333	4,518	1528	2.3e21st	1672
Saturn	VI	titanium	1,221,865	0.029	0.306	15.95	5150	1.3e23	1655	Atmosphere with the precipitation cycle of methane
Saturn	VII	Hyperion	1,500,933	0.1	0.615	21.28	266	5.7the18th	1848	Chaotic rotation
Saturn	VIII	Iapetus	3,560,854	0.029	8.298	79.33	1436	2.0e21st	1671	Highest brightness contrast of the hemispheres
Saturn	IX	Phoebe	12,944,300	0.164	174.8	548.2	240	8th.3e18th	1899
Saturn	X	Janus	151,500	0.007	0.165	0.70	178	1.9e18th	1966	Coorbital with Epimetheus
Saturn	XI	Epimetheus	151,400	0.021	0.335	0.69	119	5.3e17th	1980	Coordinate with Janus
Saturn	XII	Helene	377,440	0.000	0.213	2.74	32	2.5e15th	1980	L 4 - Trojans of Dione
Saturn	XIII	Telesto	294,720	0.001	1.118	1.89	24	7th.2e15th	1980	L 4 - Trojans of Tethys
Saturn	XIV	Calypso	294,720	0.001	1,500	1.89	19th	3.6the15th	1980	L 5 - Trojans of Tethys
Saturn	XV	Atlas	137,700	0.000	0.000	0.602	32	6th.6the15th	1980
Saturn	XVI	Prometheus	139,400	0.002	0.000	0.613	100	1.6the17th	1980	Shepherd moon
Saturn	XVII	Pandora	141,700	0.004	0.000	0.629	84	1.4the17th	1980	Shepherd moon
Saturn	XVIII	Pan	133,600	0.000	0.000	0.575	20th	4th.9e15th	1990	Shepherd moon
Saturn	XIX	Ymir	23,040,000	0.335	173.1	1315.4	18th	4th.9e15th	2000
Saturn	XX	Paaliaq	15,200,000	0.364	45.1	686.9	22nd	8th.2e15th	2000
Saturn	XXI	Tarvos	17,983,000	0.531	33.82	926.2	15th	2.7the15th	2000
Saturn	XXII	Ijiraq	11,124,000	0.316	46.44	451.4	12	1.2e15th	2000
Saturn	XXIII	Suttungr	19,459,000	0.114	175.8	1016.7	7th	2.1e14th	2000
Saturn	XXIV	Kiviuq	11,111,000	0.334	45.7	449.2	16	3.3e16	2000
Saturn	XXV	Mundilfari	18,685,000	0.210	167.3	952.6	7th	2.1e14th	2000
Saturn	XXVI	Albiorix	16,182,000	0.478	33.98	783.5	32	2.1e16	2000
Saturn	XXVII	Skathi	15,541,000	0.270	152.6	728.2	8th	3.1e14th	2000
Saturn	XXVIII	Erriapus	17,343,000	0.474	34.62	871.2	10	7th.6the14th	2000
Saturn	XXIX	Siarnaq	17,531,000	0.295	45.56	895.6	40	3.9e16	2000
Saturn	XXX	Thrymr	20,474,000	0.470	176.0	1094.3	7th	2.1e14th	2000
Saturn	XXXI	Narvi	19,007,000	0.431	145.8	1003.9	7th	3.4the14th	2003
Saturn	XXXII	Methone	194,000	0.000	0.000	1.01	3	1.5e13	2004
Saturn	XXXIII	Pallene	211,000	0.000	0.000	1.14	4th	3.5e13	2004
Saturn	XXXIV	Polydeuces	377.220	0.019	0.175	2.74	4th	3.0e13	2004	L 5 - Trojans of Dione
Saturn	XXXV	Daphnis	136,500	0.000	0.000	0.594	7th	1.5e14th	2005	Shepherd moon
Saturn	XXXVI	Aegir	20,735,000	0.252	166.7	1116.5	6th		2004
Saturn	XXXVII	Bebhionn	17,119,000	0.469	35.01	834.8	6th		2004
Saturn	XXXVIII	Bergelmir	19,338,000	0.142	158.5	1005.9	6th		2004
Saturn	XXXIX	Bestla	20,129,000	0.521	145.2	1083.6	7th		2004
Saturn	XL	Color auti	20,390,000	0.206	156.4	1086.1	5		2004
Saturn	XLI	Fenrir	22,453,000	0.136	164.9	1260.3	4th		2004
Saturn	XLII	Fornjot	25,108,000	0.206	170.4	1490.9	6th		2004
Saturn	XLIII	Hati	19,856,000	0.372	165.8	1038.7	6th		2004
Saturn	XLIV	Hyrrokkin	18,437,000	0.333	151.4	931.8	8th		2006
Saturn	XLV	Kari	22,118,000	0.478	156.3	1233.6	7th		2006
Saturn	XLVI	Lodge	23,065,000	0.187	167.9	1312.0	6th		2006
Saturn	XLVII	Skoll	17,665,000	0.464	161.2	878.3	6th		2006
Saturn	XLVIII	Surtur	22,707,000	0.451	177.5	1297.7	6th		2006
Saturn	XLIX	Anthe	197,700	0.001	0.100	1.04	1		2007
Saturn	L.	Jarnsaxa	18,811,000	0.216	163.3	964.7	6th		2006
Saturn	LI	Greip	18,206,000	0.326	179.8	921.2	6th		2006
Saturn	LII	Tarqeq	18,009,000	0.160	46.09	887.5	7th		2007
Saturn	LIII	Aegaeon	167,500	0.000	0.001	0.808	0.5		2008
Saturn	Z407	S / 2004 S 7	19,800,000	0.580	165.1	1103	6th		2005
Saturn	Z412	S / 2004 S 12	19,650,000	0.401	164.0	1048	5		2005
Saturn	Z413	S / 2004 S 13	18,450,000	0.273	167.4	906	6th		2005
Saturn	Z417	S / 2004 S 17	18,600,000	0.259	166.6	986	4th		2005
Saturn		S / 2004 S 20	19,211,000	0.204	163.1	990.23	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 21	23.810.400	0.312	154.6	1365.1	3		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 22	20,379,900	0.257	177.4	1080.4	3		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 23	21,427,000	0.399	177.7	1164.3	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 24	23.231.300	0.049	36.78	1317.6	3		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 25	20,544,500	0.457	173.3	1095.0	3		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 26	26,737,800	0.148	171.3	1624.2	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 27	19,776,700	0.120	167.1	1033.0	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 28	21,791,300	0.133	171.0	1197.2	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 29	17,470,700	0.472	44.43	858.77	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 30	20,424,000	0.113	156.3	1084.1	3		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 31	17,402,800	0.242	48.11	853.80	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 32	21,564,200	0.262	161.5	1175.3	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 33	23,764,800	0.417	161.5	1361.5	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 34	24,358,900	0.267	165.7	1412.5	3		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 35	21,953,200	0.182	176.4	1208.1	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 36	23,698,700	0.667	147.6	1354.2	3		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 37	16.003.300	0.506	164.0	752.88	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 38	23.006.200	0.381	155.0	1295.8	4th		2019
Saturn		S / 2004 S 39	22,790,400	0.081	167.6	1277.5	2		2019
Saturn	Z601	S / 2006 S 1	18,735,600	0.080	155.2	953.70	5		2006
Saturn	Z603	S / 2006 S 3	21,408,300	0.434	151.7	1164.3	6th		2006
Saturn	Z702	S / 2007 S 2	15,850,000	0.275	176.6	742.08	4th		2007
Saturn	Z703	S / 2007 S 3	20,518,500	0.130	177.2	1100	5		2007
Saturn	Z704	S / 2009 S 1	117,000				0.3		2009
Uranus	I.	Ariel	190,900	0.001	0.041	2.52	1158	1.35e21st	1851
Uranus	II	Umbriel	266,000	0.004	0.128	4.14	1169	1.17the21st	1851
Uranus	III	Titania	436,300	0.001	0.079	8.71	1578	3.52e21st	1787	Canyon (like Mars or Tethys)
Uranus	IV	Oberon	583,500	0.001	0.068	13.46	1522	3.01e21st	1787
Uranus	V	Miranda	129,872	0.001	4,338	1.41	471	6th.59e19th	1948	Has been torn apart several times
Uranus	VI	Cordelia	49,800	0.000	0.085	0.335	40	1.2e16	1986	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation; Shepherd moon
Uranus	VII	Ophelia	53,800	0.010	0.104	0.376	42	1.8the16	1986	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation; Shepherd moon
Uranus	VIII	Bianca	59,200	0.001	0.193	0.435	51	5.0e16	1986	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation
Uranus	IX	Cressida	61,800	0.000	0.006	0.464	80	3.5e17th	1986	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation
Uranus	X	Desdemona	62,700	0.000	0.113	0.474	64	1.8the17th	1986	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation
Uranus	XI	Juliet	64,400	0.001	0.065	0.493	93	5.6the17th	1986	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation
Uranus	XII	Portia	66.097	0.000	0.059	0.513	135	1.7the18th	1986	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation
Uranus	XIII	Rosalind	69,900	0.000	0.279	0.558	72	2.54e17th	1986	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation
Uranus	XIV	Belinda	75,300	0.000	0.031	0.624	80	3.57e17th	1986	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation
Uranus	XV	puck	86,000	0.000	0.319	0.762	162	2.89e18th	1985
Uranus	XVI	Caliban	7,231,000	0.159	140.9	579.7	72	7th.4the17th	1997
Uranus	XVII	Sycorax	12,179,000	0.522	159.4	1,288.3	150	5.4the18th	1997
Uranus	XVIII	Prospero	16,256,000	0.445	152.00	1,977.3	50	2.1e16	1999
Uranus	XIX	Setebos	17,418,000	0.591	158.2	2,234.8	47	2.1e16	1999
Uranus	XX	Stephano	8,004,000	0.229	144.1	677.4	32	6th.0e15th	1999
Uranus	XXI	Trinculo	8,504,000	0.220	167.1	759.0	18th	7th.5e14th	2001
Uranus	XXII	Francisco	4,276,000	0.146	145.2	266.6	22nd	1.4the15th	2001
Uranus	XXIII	Margaret	14,345,000	0.661	56.6	1,694.8	20th	1.0e15th	2003
Uranus	XXIV	Ferdinand	20,901,000	0.368	169.8	2,823.4	21st	1.3e15th	2001
Uranus	XXV	Perdita	76,417	0.012	0.470	0.638	20th	4th.0e17th	1986	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation
Uranus	XXVI	Mab	97,736	0.002	0.134	0.923	10	4th.0e15th	2003
Uranus	XXVII	Cupid	74,392	0.001	0.099	0.613	10	1.2e15th	2003	Orbit faster than the Uranus rotation
Neptune	I.	Triton	354,800	0.000	156.8	5.88	2706	2.1e22nd	1846	Seasonal cryovolcanism ; retrograde bound rotation
Neptune	II	Nereid	5,513,400	0.751	7.23	360.1	340	3.1e19th	1949	Most eccentric known track
Neptune	III	Naiad	48,200	0.000	4.74	0.294	58	1.9e17th	1989	Orbit faster than the Neptune rotation
Neptune	IV	Thalassa	50,100	0.000	0.205	0.311	80	3.5e17th	1989	Orbit faster than the Neptune rotation
Neptune	V	Despina	52,500	0.000	0.065	0.335	148	2.1e18th	1989	Orbit faster than the Neptune rotation
Neptune	VI	Galatea	62,000	0.000	0.054	0.429	158	2.1e18th	1989	Orbit faster than the Neptune rotation
Neptune	VII	Larissa	73,500	0.001	0,201	0.555	192	4th.9e18th	1981	Orbit faster than the Neptune rotation
Neptune	VIII	Proteus	117,600	0.000	0.039	1.122	416	5.0e19th	1989	One of the darkest objects in the solar system
Neptune	IX	Halimede	15,728,000	0.571	134.1	1879.7	61	9.0e16	2002
Neptune	X	Psamathe	46,695,000	0.450	137.4	9115.9	38	1.5e16	2003
Neptune	XI	Sao	22,422,000	0.293	48.51	2914.1	40	6th.7the16	2002
Neptune	XII	Laomedeia	23,571,000	0.424	34.74	3167.9	40	5.8the16	2002
Neptune	XIII	Neso	48,387,000	0.495	132.6	9374.0	60	1.7the17th	2002	Largest known orbital period
Neptune	XIV	Hippocampus	105,300			0.950	18th		2013
Pluto	I.	Charon	19,599	0.0022	0	6.387	1207	1.59e21st	1978	Double- bound rotation with Pluto
Pluto	II	Nothing	48,708	0.0030	0.195	24.856	90	2.0e17th	2005
Pluto	III	Hydra	64,749	0.0051	0.212	38.206	120	2.0e18th	2005
Pluto	IV	Kerberos	59,000 (approx.)	?	?	?	14-40	?	2011
Pluto	V	Styx	42,000 (approx.)	?	?	?	10-25	?	2012
Haumea	I.	Hi'iaka	49,880	0.0513	125.2	49.12	310	4th.0e19th	2005
Haumea	II	Namaka	25,657	0.249	39	18th	170	8th.0e18th	2005
Makemake		S / 2015 (136472) 1	21,000 (approx.)	?	?	> 12	160 (approx.)	?	2015/16
Eris	I.	Dysnomia	37,350	0.013	142	15.774	700	1.0e19th	2005

Alphabetical list

Named moons

• Adrastea
• Aegaeon
• Aegir
• Aitne
• Albiorix
• Amalthea
• Ananke
• Anthe
• Aoede
• ark
• Ariel
• Atlas
• Autonoe
• Bebhionn
• Belinda
• Bergelmir
• Bestla
• Bianca
• Caliban
• Callirrhoe
• Calypso
• Carme
• Carpo
• Chaldene
• Charon
• Cordelia
• Cressida
• Cupid
• Cyllene
• Daphnis
• Deimos
• Desdemona
• Despina
• slide
• Dione
• Dysnomia
• Eirene
• Elara
• Enceladus
• Epimetheus
• Erinome
• Erriapus
• Ersa
• Euanthe
• Eukelade
• Eupheme
• Euporia
• Europe
• Eurydome
• Color auti
• Fenrir
• Ferdinand
• Fornjot
• Francisco
• Galatea
• Ganymede
• Greip
• Halimede
• Harpalyke
• Hati
• Hegemone
• Helene
• Helike
• Hermippe
• Herse
• Hi'iaka
• Himalia
• Hippocampus
• Hydra
• Hyperion
• Hyrrokkin
• Iapetus
• Ijiraq
• Io
• Iocaste
• Isonoe
• Janus
• Jarnsaxa
• Juliet
• Kale
• Callichore
• Callisto
• Kalyke
• Kari
• Kerberos
• Kiviuq
• Kore
• Laomedeia
• Larissa
• Leda
• Lodge
• Lysithea
• Mab
• Margaret
• Megaclite
• Methone
• Metis
• Mimas
• Miranda
• Mnemes
• Earth moon
• Mundilfari
• Naiad
• Namaka
• Narvi
• Nereid
• Neso
• Nothing
• Oberon
• Ophelia
• Orthosia
• Paaliaq
• Pallene
• Pan
• Pandia
• Pandora
• Pasiphae
• Pasithee
• Perdita
• Philophrosyne
• Phobos
• Phoebe
• Polydeuces
• Portia
• Practice
• Prometheus
• Prospero
• Proteus
• Psamathe
• puck
• Rhea
• Rosalind
• Sao
• Setebos
• Siarnaq
• Sinope
• Skathi
• Skoll
• Sponde
• Stephano
• Styx
• Surtur
• Suttungr
• Sycorax
• Tarqeq
• Tarvos
• Taygete
• Telesto
• Tethys
• Thalassa
• Thebe
• Thelxinoe
• Themisto
• Thrymr
• Thyone
• titanium
• Titania
• Trinculo
• Triton
• Umbriel
• Valetudo
• Ymir

Unnamed moons

• S / 2003 J 2
• S / 2003 J 4
• S / 2003 J 9
• S / 2003 J 10
• S / 2003 J 12
• S / 2003 J 16
• S / 2003 J 18
• S / 2003 J 19
• S / 2003 J 23
• S / 2004 S 7
• S / 2004 S 12
• S / 2004 S 13
• S / 2004 S 17
• S / 2004 S 20
• S / 2004 S 21
• S / 2004 S 22
• S / 2004 S 23
• S / 2004 S 24
• S / 2004 S 25
• S / 2004 S 26
• S / 2004 S 27
• S / 2004 S 28
• S / 2004 S 29
• S / 2004 S 30
• S / 2004 S 31
• S / 2004 S 32
• S / 2004 S 33
• S / 2004 S 34
• S / 2004 S 35
• S / 2004 S 36
• S / 2004 S 37
• S / 2004 S 38
• S / 2004 S 39
• S / 2006 S 1
• S / 2006 S 3
• S / 2007 S 2
• S / 2007 S 3
• S / 2009 S 1
• S / 2010 J 1
• S / 2010 J 2
• S / 2011 J 1
• S / 2011 J 2
• S / 2015 (136472) 1
• S / 2016 J 1
• S / 2017 J 1
• S / 2017 J 2
• S / 2017 J 3
• S / 2017 J 5
• S / 2017 J 6
• S / 2017 J 7
• S / 2017 J 8
• S / 2017 J 9

More lists

• List of the largest objects in the solar system
• List of Jupiter's moons
• List of Saturn's moons
• List of Uranus moons
• List of Neptune's moons
• List of moons from asteroids
• List of discoveries of planets and their moons
• List of hypothetical celestial bodies in the solar system

Web links

• Names and discoverers of the planets, dwarf planets and their satellites. USGS (English)
• Moons overview of the moons of the solar system (Scott Sheppard, English)