🌕 How many moons?

🦉 Some worlds have no moons. Some have hundreds. How many does each have, by NASA's count?

The answers, and why

1. How many moons does Mercury have, by NASA's count? 0 moons. Mercury has 0 moons by NASA's count.
2. How many moons does Venus have, by NASA's count? 0 moons. Venus has 0 moons by NASA's count.
3. How many moons does Earth have, by NASA's count? 1 moon. Earth has 1 moon by NASA's count.
4. How many moons does Mars have, by NASA's count? 2 moons. Mars has 2 moons by NASA's count.
5. How many moons does Jupiter have, by NASA's count? 95 moons. Jupiter has 95 moons by NASA's count, and telescopes keep finding more.
6. How many moons does Saturn have, by NASA's count? 274 moons. Saturn has 274 moons by NASA's count, and telescopes keep finding more.
7. How many moons does Uranus have, by NASA's count? 28 moons. Uranus has 28 moons by NASA's count, and telescopes keep finding more.
8. How many moons does Neptune have, by NASA's count? 16 moons. Neptune has 16 moons by NASA's count, and telescopes keep finding more.
9. How many moons does Pluto have, by NASA's count? 5 moons. Pluto has 5 moons by NASA's count.
10. Which planet has the most moons, by NASA's count? 🪐 Saturn. Saturn has 274 by NASA's count, more than any other planet.

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