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The largest moons in the Solar System

The top 3 according to 1 vote: Callisto · Ganymede · Titan. (Updated Oct 30, 2025.)

The Solar System's moons ranked by mean radius, from Wikipedia's list of Solar System objects by size. The diameter is roughly twice the radius.

gg.wandering · · 19 items · 1 vote · 2 comments

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Top 15

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    Callisto

    Moon of Jupiter, mean radius about 2,410 km. Its surface is covered in craters.

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    Ganymede

    Moon of Jupiter, mean radius about 2,632 km. The largest moon in the Solar System, bigger than Mercury.

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    Titan

    Moon of Saturn, mean radius about 2,575 km. The only moon with a thick atmosphere, with lakes of liquid methane.

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    Io

    Moon of Jupiter, mean radius about 1,824 km. The most volcanically active body in the Solar System.

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    Moon

    Earth's natural satellite, mean radius about 1,737 km. The only other world humans have walked on.

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    Europa

    Moon of Jupiter, mean radius about 1,561 km. Probably hides a liquid ocean under its ice.

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    Triton

    Moon of Neptune, mean radius about 1,353 km. A large moon that orbits backwards, probably a captured object.

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    Titania

    Moon of Uranus, mean radius about 788 km. The largest moon of Uranus.

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    Rhea

    Moon of Saturn, mean radius about 764 km.

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    Oberon

    Moon of Uranus, mean radius about 761 km.

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    Iapetus

    Moon of Saturn, mean radius about 734 km. One half is dark and the other bright.

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    Charon

    Moon of Pluto, mean radius about 606 km. About half the size of Pluto.

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    Ariel

    Moon of Uranus, mean radius about 579 km.

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    Dione

    Moon of Saturn, mean radius about 561 km.

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    Tethys

    Moon of Saturn, mean radius about 531 km.

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    Enceladus

    Moon of Saturn, mean radius about 252 km. Shoots plumes of water ice from its south pole.

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    Miranda

    Moon of Uranus, mean radius about 236 km. Has Verona Rupes, a cliff around 20 km high.

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    Proteus

    Moon of Neptune, mean radius about 210 km.

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    Mimas

    Moon of Saturn, mean radius about 198 km. Its huge Herschel crater makes it look like the Death Star.

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taipeibreadhead · 繁體中文

泰坦有濃厚大氣,是很特別的衛星。

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