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79 days ago
Number of moons of orbiting celestials
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theremembered0.bsky.social
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78 days ago
I remember when Saturn only had 62.
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europa-jupiter.bsky.social
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78 days ago
I remember when there were only 7 planets, The Sun, Mercury, Venus, The Moon, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn.
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rodthelpn.bsky.social
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79 days ago
Shouldn’t Uranus have 69?
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lokiloptr.bsky.social
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79 days ago
since we're including dwarf planets, how come Ceres (0) and Eris (1) aren't included?
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emma5155.bsky.social
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69 days ago
Why do jupiter ad saturn have so many and Neptune and Uranus a lot less interesting
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lostgsebooks.bsky.social
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79 days ago
So after all these years, Pluto is still a planet? 😥
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europa-jupiter.bsky.social
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78 days ago
It says celestials, meaning objects in space, not planets.
However, with that definition, exoplanets, other stars, and black holes also count 🤔
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harpospeaks.bsky.social
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79 days ago
So on Saturn and Jupiter, one could meet werewolves every night? ;)
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However, with that definition, exoplanets, other stars, and black holes also count 🤔