Moons and Dwarf Planets
Celestial Bodies and Their Designations
Planets and Moons
Miranda: A moon of Uranus
The Moon: Earth's natural satellite, the only celestial body other than Earth visited by humans.
Notable Asteroids
Ceres: Considered a dwarf planet, located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
Pandora: An asteroid, also known as a moon of Saturn, notable for its irregular shape.
Dwarf Planets
Ganymede: A moon of Jupiter, recognized as the largest moon in the solar system.
Haumea: A dwarf planet located in the Kuiper belt.
Juliet: A moon of Uranus.
Sedna: A strong candidate for a dwarf planet due to its distant orbit and characteristics.
NASA Spacecraft and Missions
Apollo: asteroid
Juno: A NASA spacecraft designed to study Jupiter and its atmosphere.
Other Significant Moons
Triton: Neptune’s largest moon
Io: A volcanic moon of Jupiter
Enceladus: A moon of Saturn
Titan: Saturn's largest moon
Phobos: One of the two moons of Mars
Europa: A moon of Jupiter