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Lyconi on 11.03.2025 8:37 p.m. I bet a lot of those moons haven’t ‚cleared‘ their orbit. Why is one set of rules applied to one scale of planetary bodies but not another?
Conscious-Advance163 on 11.03.2025 8:37 p.m. Trillionaires will end up owning their own private moons one day. Imagine having your own private moon mansion
AaronFire on 11.03.2025 8:37 p.m. Any habitable? I would like to move there as soon as possible please, preferably not on a SpaceX rocket.
Doom2pro on 11.03.2025 8:41 p.m. If they classified moons like they did planets, it wouldn’t. Sorry not big enough, not round enough, too far away, Pluto treatment.
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I bet a lot of those moons haven’t ‚cleared‘ their orbit. Why is one set of rules applied to one scale of planetary bodies but not another?
Trillionaires will end up owning their own private moons one day.
Imagine having your own private moon mansion
Any habitable? I would like to move there as soon as possible please, preferably not on a SpaceX rocket.
If they classified moons like they did planets, it wouldn’t. Sorry not big enough, not round enough, too far away, Pluto treatment.
This seems overkill. What’s the definition of a moon ?
When is it a moon and when is it just the ring of Saturn?