Planetary Satellites SatelliteAny body that orbits antoher Natural satellites are moons 6 of the 8 planets have at least one moon Mercury and Venus do.

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Planetary Satellites SatelliteAny body that orbits antoher Natural satellites are moons 6 of the 8 planets have at least one moon Mercury and Venus do NOT have a moon

Earth1 moon

Mars2 moons Phobus & Deimos

JupiterAt least 28 moons 4 largest are Io, Ganymede, Europa and Callisto

Saturn24 moons Largest is Titan

Uranus21 moons 5 major moons are Titania, Oberon, Umbriel, Ariel and Miranda

Neptune8 moons Triton is the largest

Pluto1 moons Charon – almost the same size as Pluto

Solar System Debris CometsA mixture of dust, gas and ice that orbits the sun Nicknamed “dirty snowballs” Haley’s comet comes around every 76 years, last seen in 1986

CometComa (ice and dust) and a tail (gas)

Comets orbit the sun…. The tail of the comet gets “blown” away by the solar wind

Asteroids Solid, rock-like fragments orbiting the sun between mars and jupiter

MeteoroidsIcy, rocky fragments anywhere in space

MeteorsMeteoroids that enter Earth’s atmosphere and begin to “burn” due to the presence of oxygen

Meteor Showers“shooting stars”

Meteorites A meteoroid that survives the trip through our atmosphere and actually impacts the Earth’s surface, forming impact craters

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