S/2004 S 7 is the provisional designation of a small natural satellite of Saturn. The code means that it was the seventh new moon of Saturn reported in 2004, and designations of this kind are used until an official name is assigned by the International Astronomical Union. Saturn has a very large number of small moons, many of them discovered since the early 2000s with large telescopes and with the Cassini spacecraft. Such bodies are usually only a few kilometres across and little is known beyond their orbits and brightness.
Before and after
- 12 December 2004Discovery of Bergelmir
- 12 December 2004Discovery of Aegir
- 12 December 2004Discovery of S/2004 S 12
- 12 December 2004Discovery of Farbauti
- 12 December 2004Discovery of S/2004 S 7
- 12 December 2004Discovery of Hati
- 12 December 2004Discovery of Fornjot
- 13 December 2004Discovery of S/2004 S 17
- 13 December 2004Discovery of Bestla
More in Universe & space
- 16 February 1948Discovery of Miranda
- 5 September 1977Launch of Voyager 1
- 5 March 1979Discovery of Thebe
- 8 July 1979Discovery of Adrastea
- 16 June 1989Discovery of Proteus
- 15 May 2005Discovery of Nix
The era
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