Moons Orbits Size Comparison by Planets

Moon orbits are the trajectories followed by moons as they orbit around their parent planets. Moons orbit their planets due to gravitational attraction, with the balance between their inertia and gravitational force determining their path.
This video visualize the size of moons orbits by planets.
00:00 Exploring Saturn's Moons Orbits
04:33 Exploring Uranus Moons Orbits
06:30 Mars moons vs Our Moon Orbits
06:48 Exploring Jupiter's Moons Orbits
11:32 Exploring Neptune's Moons Orbits
12:38 Exploring Pluto's Moons Orbits
13:18 Bonus Moons Orbits
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Moon counts:
Mercury:0
Venus:0
Earth:1 (Moon/Luna)
Mars:2 (Deimos, Phobos)
Jupiter:95 (Metis, Adrastea, Amalthea, Thebe, Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, Themisto, Leda, Ersa, S/2018 J2, Himalia, Pandia, Lysithea, Elara, S/2011 J3, Dia,
S/2018 J4, Carpo, Valetudo, Euporie,
S/2003 J18, Eupheme, S/2021 J3,
S/2010 J2, S/2016J1, Mneme, Euanthe,
S/2003 J16, Harpalyke, Orthoise, Helike,
S/2021 J2, Praxidike, S/2017 J3,
S/2021 J1, S/2003 J12, S/2017 J7
Thelxinoe, Thyone, S/2003 J2, Ananke,
S/2022 J3, Iocaste, Hermippe,S/2017 J9, Philophrosyne, S/2016 J3, S/2022 J1, Pasithae, S/2017 J8, S/2021 J6,
S/2003 J 24,Eurydome, S/2011 J2,
S/2003 J4, Chaldene, S/2017 J2, Isonoe,
S/2022 J2, S/2021 J4, Kallichore, Erinome, Kale, Eirene, Anthe, Eukelade, Arche, Taygete, S/2016 J4, S/2012 J1, Carme, Herse, S/2003 J19, S 2010 J1, S/2003 J1,
S/2017 J5, S/2017 J6, Kalyke, Hegemone,
S/2018 J3, S/2021 J5, Pasiphae, Sponde,
S/2003 J10, Megaclite, Cyllene, Sinope,
S/2017 J1, Aoede, Autonoe, Callirhoe,
S/2003 J23, Kore
Saturn:146 (S/2009 S1, Pan, Daphnis, Atlas, Pandora, Prometheus, Janus, Aegaeon, Epimetheus, Mimas, Pallene, Methone, Anthe, Enceladus, Tethys, Telesto, Calypso, Dione, Polydeuces, Helene, Rhea, Titan, Hyperion, Iapetus, S/2019 S1, Kiviuq,
S/2005 S4, S/2020 S1, Ijiraq, Phoebe,
S/2006 S6, S/2006 S9, Paaliaq, Skathi,
S/2007 S5, S/2007 S7, S/2007 S2,
S/2004 S37, S/2004 S47, S/2004 S40, Albiorix, S, 2019 S2, Bebhionn, S/2007 S8,
S/2004 S29, S/2019, S3, S/2020 S7,
S/2004 S31, Erriapus, Skoll, Tarqeq,
S/2019 S14, S/2020 S2, Siarpaq, S/2019 S4
S/2020 S3, S/2004 S41, S/2019 S6, Tarvos, S/2020 S4, S/2004 S42, Hyrrokkin, Greip,
S/2020 S5, S/2004 S13, S/2007 S6, Mundilfari, S/2006 S1, S/2004 S43,
S/2006 S10, S/2019 S5, Gridi, Bergelmin, Jarnsaxa, Narvi, Suttungr, S/2017 S3,
S/2004 S44, S/2006 S12, S/2004 S45, Hati, S/2004 S17, S/2006 S11, S/2004 S12, Eggther, S/2006 S13, S/2007 S9,
S/2019 S7, S/2019 S8, Farbauti, Thrymr, Bestia, S/2019 S1, S 2004 S46, Angrboda,
S/2019 S11, Aegir, Beli, S/2019 S10,
S/2019 S12, Gerd, S/2019 S13, S/2006 S14,
Gunnlod, S/2019 S15, S/2020 S6,
S/2004 S7, S/2006 S3, S/2005 S5, Skrymir, S/2016 S16, S/2016 S15, S/2004 S28,
S/2020 S8, Alvaldi, Kari, S/2004 S48, Geirrod, Fenrir, S/2004 S50, S/2016 S17,
S/2004 S49, S/2019 S17, Surtur, S/2006 S18, Loge, Ymir, S/2019 S19, S/2004 S21,
S/2019 S18, S/2004 S39, S/2019 S16,
S/2004 S53, S/2004 S24, S/2004 S36, Thiazzi, S/2019 S20, S/2006 S19, S/2004 S34, Fornjot, S/2004 S51, S/2020 S10,
S/2020 S9, S/2004 S26, S/2011 S21,
S/2004 S52
Uranus:28 (Cordelia, Ophelia, Bianca, Cressida, Desdemona, Juliet, Portia, Rosalind, Cupid, Belinda, Perdita, Puck, Mab, Miranda, Ariel, Umbriel, Titanis, Oberon, Francisco, Caliban, Stephano,
S/2023 U1, Trinculo, Sycorax, Margaret, Prospero, Setebos, Ferdinand
Neptune:16 (Naiad, Thalassa, Despina, Galatea, Larissa, Hippocamp, Proeus, Triton, Nereid, Halimede, Sao,
S/2002 N5, Laomedia, Psamathe, Neso, S/2021 N1)
Pluto:5(Charon, Hydra, Nix, Kerberos, Styx)
Haumea:2 (Hi'iaka, Namaka)
Makemake:1 (MK2)
Eris:1 (Dysnomia)

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