The two densest parts of the rings are the A and B rings, and then (guess what????) the C Ring. So, that is 3 rings. Then you have the smaller, dusty rings: the D Ring, G Ring, E Ring and the F Ring, which is just outside the A Ring. That’s 3 main rings and 5 dusty rings for a total of 8 rings. Only those can be seen from Earth. But there are even more rings around Saturn. There’s the Janus Ring, the Methone Ring Arc, the Anthe Ring Arc and the Pallene Ring. A total of 12. However, a total of 30 rings can be seen with an orbiting satellite. Saturn is home to the second largest moon but the only moon that has an atmosphere. This wonder moon is named Titan. Titan has an atmosphere of 98% Nitrogen and 2% Assorted Gasses. It is 1.4x larger than the moon and one third the size of earth. It has a gravity of 0.138Gs. It is the largest moon of Saturn. The second largest moon of Saturn is Rhea, at 0.44x the size of the moon. The third largest moon is Iapetus, which is 0.42x the size of the moon. But they are insignificant compared to the titan, TITAN! It also has a moon that looks like the Death Star: