Saturn's moons formed in the same way as the Galilean moons formed around Jupiter. True or false? How do you know?a. True. Saturn is very similar to Jupiter in terms of size, mass, composition, and distance to the Sun; hence, their moons formed in the same way.b. False. Saturn was not hot enough during its system's formation to cause the densities of its regular moons to follow the condensation sequence.c. False. All of Saturn's moons were captured from asteroids or Kuiper belts, while the Galilean moons formed together with Jupiter.d. True. All Saturn's regular moons formed together with the planet, have prograde motion and follow the condensation sequence.

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