No that would mean that it is a piece of rock that somehow detached from the Earth and is now orbiting it, therefore making it a moon. A planet does not orbit a planet.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimboJosh
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No that would mean that it is a piece of rock that somehow detached from the Earth and is now orbiting it, therefore making it a moon. A planet does not orbit a planet.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimboJosh
i am pretty sure there are planets that orbit other planets. Im positive infact :P i just cant find it :(
If a planet orbits another planet that would make it a moon. There isn't a physical difference between a planet and a moon, the difference is purely lexical.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimboJosh
its not called a moon, it is actually a planet. i am determined to find it now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgin Mary
How can that be fake?
If it was fake, NASA Wouldn't have published it
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Originally Posted by RICHe
YES I KNEW IT!!! LIFE IS ON MAR'S WOOOOOOOOO
Now time for friendly Greeting
Possibe Creature that is:
Cannibal Ailen
Sand Creature from Star war's xD
Just Normal Ailen
Human that Lived On Mars Before Earth!
Oh and one Newspaper in my town said it moved -.- it wasnt there the next day
Do you suffer from any mental illnesses. e.g. stupidity???Quote:
Originally Posted by JimboJosh
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Edited by Immenseman (Forum Moderator): Please don't insult other forum members.
Oh, my photoshoped image made it on news then
It's either a pile of rocks or a fake.
The moon is a natural satellite of Earth. Earth and the other 7 planets are satellites of The Sun.
i find that offensive, please warn him :| (joke by the way)Quote:
Originally Posted by Susie Dent
you have read that i did take astronomy as a GCSE in yr 10? and was interested in it
i am really sure that a planet can orbit another planet. And if you read the rest of my posts, you will see what i mean :|
its just like saying a moon cannot have a moon. well, yes, they can
oh and what i said came out wrong btw