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*'''[[Moon|The Moons]]''' There are 17 bodies worthy of the title "moon" according to a famous IPSA conference | *'''[[Moon|The Moons]]''' There are 17 bodies worthy of the title "moon" according to a famous IPSA conference | ||
*'''[[Free Moon|The Free Moons]]''' 10 moons orbit the sun directly, and thus are in a entirely different class, called "free moons" | *'''[[Free Moon|The Free Moons]]''' 10 moons orbit the sun directly, and thus are in a entirely different class, called "free moons" | ||
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Current revision as of 03:07, 6 February 2011
Welcome to the astronomy wiki. Here we will discuss the mysteries and facts of
- The Sun A huge ball of plasma, much much bigger then any of the planet combined. It provides us light at the cloud tops.
- The Planets 4 of them, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
- The Moons There are 17 bodies worthy of the title "moon" according to a famous IPSA conference
- The Free Moons 10 moons orbit the sun directly, and thus are in a entirely different class, called "free moons"
