How many moons does Jupiter have?

Jupiter has 69 known moons, making that the correct answer. This number includes a variety of moons, from the large ones like Ganymede, which is the largest moon in the solar system, to many smaller, irregularly shaped moons. The count of known moons can change as new discoveries are made, thanks to ongoing astronomical research and advancements in technology that allow for the detection of smaller and more distant moons.

While the other numbers presented are reflective of different counts that have been reported at various times or may refer to ongoing observational findings, they do not have the most up-to-date consensus of known moons around Jupiter.