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2025 PN7

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    How Many Moons Does Earth Have?

    The newly discovered 2025 PN7 is not Earth’s only quasi-moon. Six others are known. The quasi-satellites are part of a group of asteroids called the Arjunas, which basically have the same orbit around the Sun that Earth does. More than a hundred Arjunas are known, and sometimes these…

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    The newly discovered 2025 PN7 is not Earth’s only quasi-moon. Six others are known. The quasi-satellites are part of a group of asteroids called the Arjunas, which basically have the same orbit around the Sun that Earth does. More than a hundred Arjunas are known, and sometimes these…

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