Which one of Saturn's moons is covered in electrified sand?

Saturn's largest moon is the only other place in the solar system that we know of that has liquid seas on its surface, but they're full of ethane and methane instead good old H2O. It's home to a volcano that erupts ice and snow. read more

Electrified sands on Saturn's largest moon, Titan, may stick together due to static cling, potentially meaning that sand castles there would last for weeks, a new study finds. Titan is bigger than the planet Mercury, making it the largest of the more than 60 known moons orbiting Saturn. read more

Peggy is a newly formed moon or rather moonlet of Saturn situated in the outer edge of Saturn's rings. It was first discovered in 2013 but later on no one was able to locate it until the observations of Cassini spacecraft were checked of year 2015–2016. It was visible again but it was somewhat different. read more