There is no satellite in our solar system that has a substantial atmosphere like Earth does.

While some moons and planets have thin atmospheres, they are significantly less dense and composed of different gases than Earth's atmosphere.

Here are some examples of celestial bodies with atmospheres:

* Titan (Saturn's moon): Titan has a thick atmosphere primarily composed of nitrogen, with traces of methane, ethane, and other hydrocarbons.

* Venus: Venus has an incredibly dense and hot atmosphere composed mainly of carbon dioxide.

* Mars: Mars has a thin atmosphere composed primarily of carbon dioxide.

These atmospheres are still significantly different from Earth's and do not provide the same conditions for life.

Earth is unique in our solar system for having a substantial atmosphere that supports life.