Geography, asked by sajan78, 11 months ago

how many natural satellites are there for mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune​

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Answered by jonice
3

Answer:

Mercury=0

Venus=0

Earth=1

Mars=2

Jupiter=79 (are known only not correctly)

Saturn=62

Uranus=27

Neptune=14

Answered by 09hjk
2

Answer:

mercury =0

venus = 0

earth =1

mars =2

jupiter =67

saturn =53

uranus =27

neptune =14

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