What is a natural satellite in astronomy?
Q: What is a natural satellite in astronomy?
A: A natural satellite in astronomy is a smaller body that moves around a larger body due to its gravitational force.
Q: What bodies are called moons?
A: Bodies which orbit planets are called moons.
Q: How many moons does the Earth have?
A: The Earth has only one moon.
Q: What is the term used for moons which go around planets?
A: The term used for moons which go around planets is natural satellite.
Q: What is the Latin word for the moon?
A: The Latin word for the moon is luna.
Q: What is the meaning of the adjective "lunar"?
A: The adjective "lunar" is used to talk about the moon, which means anything related to the moon.
Q: What are artificial satellites?
A: Machines that are sent into orbit around the earth using rockets are called artificial satellites.
