Newly Discovered Swarm of Moons Pushes Saturn Ahead of Jupiter

Saturn now has 145 moons, surpassing Jupiter's total of 95.
The International Astronomical Union recognized 62 additional irregularly shaped moons orbiting Saturn, ranging from 1 to 2 miles across.
Most of the new moons orbit in groups that may be remnants of larger shattered moons.
The tiny moons could provide insights into Saturn's early history.
Closer study of the moons may reveal clues about the early solar system's dynamics.