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A '''moon''', or a '''natural satellite''', are celestial bodies that orbit [[List of Planets|planets]] rather than [[:Category:Stars|stars]]. | A '''moon''', or a '''natural satellite''', are celestial bodies that orbit [[List of Planets|planets]] rather than [[:Category:Stars|stars]]. | ||
=== Moon planets === | |||
A moon planet, put simply, is a "planet" that just so happens to be a moon. In other words, it shares similar characteristics (such as composition, size, or habitability) to that of a planet in its own right. All moons equal or larger in diameter than [[Mercury]] can be considered moon planets. Alternatively, habitable moons that are smaller than this baseline (such as Doluro) can be considered moon planets. | |||
== Known Moon Planets == | == Known Moon Planets == | ||
<gallery position="left" captionalign="center" navigation="true" gallery="" widths="200" mode="packed"> | <gallery position="left" captionalign="center" navigation="true" gallery="" widths="200" mode="packed"> | ||
File:Doluro.png|[[Doluro]] | File:Doluro.png|[[Doluro]] | ||
File:Primio.png|[[Primio]] | |||
File:Radan.png|[[Radan]] | |||
</gallery> | |||
== Other known moons == | |||
<gallery position="left" captionalign="center" navigation="true" gallery="" widths="200" mode="packed"> | |||
File:Alkid.png|[[Alkid]] | File:Alkid.png|[[Alkid]] | ||
File:Luna.jpg|[[Luna]] | File:Luna.jpg|[[Luna]] | ||
File:Narralt.png|[[Narralt]] | File:Narralt.png|[[Narralt]] | ||
File:Acheron.png|[[Acheron]] | File:Acheron.png|[[Acheron]] | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Space]] | [[Category:Space]] | ||
Revision as of 21:32, 11 August 2025
A moon, or a natural satellite, are celestial bodies that orbit planets rather than stars.
Moon planets
A moon planet, put simply, is a "planet" that just so happens to be a moon. In other words, it shares similar characteristics (such as composition, size, or habitability) to that of a planet in its own right. All moons equal or larger in diameter than Mercury can be considered moon planets. Alternatively, habitable moons that are smaller than this baseline (such as Doluro) can be considered moon planets.
