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The Earth is miniscule in comparison to the planets that have hundreds of moons. Those just have a stronger gravity field

• Yajirobe 7y ago
  What about Mars?
  • ehnto 7y ago
    It only has two moons, one more than earth for sure but nothing compared to the more massive planets.
  • Sebb767 7y ago
    Mars has even less mass than earth (5.972 × 10²⁴ kg vs 6.417 × 10²³ kg)
  • dragonwriter 7y ago
    Mars has two itty-bitty moons, and the other two terrestrial planets have zero moons. Earth’s moon has something like 99.99998% of the mass of all moons of terrestrial planets.
  • magduf 7y ago
    The "moons" of Mars are really nothing more than asteroids; they're a tiny fraction of the size of our Moon, and not even large enough to be round.