Flying Through Every Moon In Our Solar System
Close your eyes and let your mind drift through the solar system, visiting the silent worlds that orbit our planets. Earth's Moon, a quarter the size of our planet, keeps our axis stable and creates the ocean's tides. Mars's two moons are dark, potato-shaped asteroids, with Phobos doomed to crash into the planet in 50 million years. Jupiter's four largest moons are worlds unto themselves: volcanic Io, ocean-covered Europa, and Ganymede, the solar system's largest moon. Titan, the second largest, is Saturn's only moon with a thick atmosphere and surface lakes of methane and ethane. Let these…
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