When light passes into another material like glass or water, refraction causes it to bend. However, all the colors of light do not bend the same amount. At one end of the spectrum, red light bends the least, while at the other end, blue and violet light bend the most.
Twenty-four of Saturn's moons are regular satellites; they have prograde orbits not greatly inclined to Saturn's equatorial plane.
The Earth has a single moon, while Saturn has more than 60, with new moons being discovered all the time. But hereâs a question, can a moon have a moon? Can that moonâs moon have its own moon? Can it be moons all the way down? First, consider that we have a completely subjective idea [â¦]