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They're not officially categorized as "moons", but the article lists several "quasi-satellites" that orbit the Earth. There is a distinction, but personally, I
by singingwolfboy 15y ago
They're not officially categorized as "moons", but the article lists several "quasi-satellites" that orbit the Earth. There is a distinction, but personally, I would consider them similar enough to count as other moons.
- biot 15y agoFrom the article: > Quasi-satellites orbit the Sun... By definition, that makes them not a moon of Earth.