RE: How many moons does Earth have? One? You’re wrong!

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How many moons does Earth have? One? You’re wrong!

in science •  6 years ago  (edited)

Why not? The definition of a satellite is an object orbiting another object. And the Moon doesn't have a completely stable orbit either. It's just a more stable orbit than these objects have

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      ·  6 years ago 

    Then all the planets, even the solar systems are satellites, because we're orbiting the galaxy core, I don't say that your definition isn't correct but it's imo incomplete, that way we could say that are the spacial trash orbiting the earth are satellites and I don't think that it's correct. Just my opinion :).

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