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In rate what number is the moon in from smallest to largest in the galaxy?
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∙ 13y ago
Considering that the planet Pluto was not even discovered until 80 years ago, and
that more than 50 moons of Jupiter have been discovered in the past 50 years, and
that no planets were known outside the solar system until about 20 years ago,
there is no way that we have any information to describe the population of moons
in the galaxy.
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