Saturn's moon Enceladus is just like Earth, Jupiter’s
moon and Europa Saturn's moon Titan in being a solar system body with liquid
water on or below its surface. A deep ocean of water exist underneath Europa's
18 to 24 miles of icy coating. Near the moon's South Pole, jets of water are
emitted into space.
Saturn's rings were acknowledged
in 1655 by Dutch astronomer Christiaan Huygens. Space analysis photos have exposed
the true amount of the ring system. The E ring spreads all the way to Saturn's
moon Titan, which orbits 750,000 miles from the planet. The rings are entitled
with letters, in alphabetical order according to when they were detected. The
moon Enceladus revolves inside the E ring.