Correction for Moons in our Solar System

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How much is 10,100,000?

It's about 70,000 times the number of Moons in our Solar System

The count of Moons in our Solar System is about 146.

(2015 figures) (confirmed moons only; dwarf planet satellites not included)

Astronomers and other scientists have confirmed the presence of 146 moons orbiting the major planets of our Solar System. About one third of those moons — 53 — are in orbit around the planet Saturn

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http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/profile.cfm?Object=SolarSys&Display=Sats 

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APA Style (7th Ed.)

The Measure of Things. (2025). Correction for Moons in our Solar System. Retrieved April 19, 2025 from themeasureofthings.com/CountOfThings/correction.php?amt=10100000&coeff=x&i=1584

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MLA Style (8th Ed.)

"Correction for Moons in our Solar System" The Measure of Things, 2025, themeasureofthings.com/CountOfThings/correction.php?amt=10100000&coeff=x&i=1584. Accessed 19 Apr 2025.

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Chicago Style (17th Ed.)

"Correction for Moons in our Solar System." The Measure of Things. 2025. https://themeasureofthings.com/CountOfThings/correction.php?amt=10100000&coeff=x&i=1584.

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