Telephone numbers of Solar System objects

the Solar System uses telephone numbers for calling any residents of the system, it uses different prefixes to indicate where the callers are from.
==Formatting==
A celestial body can have a calling code numbered by it's position in the solar system, an asterisk can be used after a number to indicate which celestial body the caller is from, and a plus sign can be used before a number to indicate which country the caller is from.
==List==
===Sun (0*)===
the Sun uses to the calling code 0* because it is not a planet and that it is the center of our solar system.
===Mercury (1*)===
Mercury and all Mercury-crosser asteroids use the code 1* to indicate the caller is from Mercury or one of these asteroids, any numbered asteroids would have the format (1* x) where x is the asteroid's number on the Minor Planets Catalogue.
===Venus (2*)===
Venus and all Venus-crosser asteroids use the code 2* to indicate the caller is from Venus or one of these asteroids, any numbered asteroids would have the format (2* x) where x is the asteroid's number on the Minor Planets Catalogue.
===Earth (3*)===
Earth, it's Moon, and all nearby asteroids, trojans, and quasi satellites use the code 3* to indicate the caller is from Earth or it's moon or one of it's neighboring celestial bodies within it's orbit, the Moon's calling code is 1* 01, and all objects within it's orbit have the code (3* x) where x is the asteroid's number on the Minor Planets Catalogue, however, Earth, like many other celestial bodies, has sovereign states on it, and they have their own codes too, a list can be described at the bottom:
*3* +1: North American Numbering Plan countries.
*3* +2: Africa, as well as Greenland, Aruba, Faroe Islands, and British Indian Ocean Territory.
*3* +3: most of Europe.
*3* +4: some of Northern Europe.
*3* +5: Latin America outside the NANP.
*3* +6: Southeast Asia and Oceania.
*3* +7: Russia, Kazakhstan, and Abkhazia.
*3* +8: East Asia, as well as some special services.
*3* +9: Middle East and Parts of Southern Asia
the Earth trojans at the Lagrange points, as well as Near-Earth asteroids and Earth-crosser asteroids also use the code 3* too, but their numbering on the Minor Planets Catalogue will follow after, the asteroid Apophis' calling code is 3* 99942 for example.
===Mars (4*)===
Mars and it's moons, as well as Mars trojans and crossers, use the calling code 4* to indicate the caller is from Mars or it's moons, any asteroids within Mars' orbit will have the code 4* x, where x is the number on the Minor Planets Catalogue, Mars' moons have calling codes 4* 01, and 4* 02 respectively.
===Ceres and the Asteroid Belt (5*)===
Ceres and other asteroids in the Asteroid Belt have a calling code of 5* to indicate the caller is from the asteroid belt, examples of asteroids with calling codes include:
*Ceres: calling code is 5* (5* 1 formerly).
*Pallas: calling code is 5* 2.
*Vesta: calling code is 5* 4.
*Hygiea: calling code is 5* 10.
Asteroid moons have their own codes too, and the format is 5* x yy, where x is the minor planet's number on the Minor Planets Catalogue, and y is the ordering of the moon on the list.
===Jupiter and Moons (6*)===
Jupiter and it's moons have the calling code 6* to indicate the caller is from the Jovian system, because Jupiter has 95 moons, the moons' calling codes range from 01-95 in order of their orbital position from Jupiter, examples include:
*Io: calling code is 6* 05.
*Europa: calling code is 6* 06.
*Ganymede: calling code is 6* 07.
*Callisto: calling code is 6* 08.
the Jupiter trojans and crossing minor planets have their phone numbers too.
===Saturn and Moons (7*)===
Saturn and it's moons have the calling code 7* to indicate the caller is from the Saturnian system, because Saturn has 145 moons, the moons' calling codes range from 001-145 in order of their orbital position from Saturn, examples include:
*Mimas: calling code is 7* 010.
*Enceladus: calling code is 7* 014.
*Tethys: calling code is 7* 015.
*Dione: calling code is 7* 018.
*Rhea: calling code is 7* 021.
*Titan: calling code is 7* 022.
*Hyperion: calling code is 7* 023.
*Iapetus: calling code is 7* 024.
*Phoebe: calling code is 7* 028.
due to the orbital dance between the moons Janus and Epimetheus, both moons share between codes at a time, the calling codes they share are 7* 007, and 7* 008, which are variable, Tethys' trojans (Telesto and Calypso) and Dione's trojans (Helene and Polydeuces) are necessary to call through the numbers 7* 015 1, 7* 015 2, 7* 018 1, and 7* 018 2 respectively, however, the trojans have their own codes too, 7* 016, 7* 017, 7* 019, and 7* 020 respectively.
Prior to May 2023, Phoebe's calling code 7* 27, but due to the discovery of a moon called S/2019 S 1, it was changed to 7* 28. The present day calling code of Phoebe after May 2023 is now 7* 028.
In May 2023, the discovery of 62 new natural satellites orbiting Saturn (Juno) was announced, totaling the number of moons to 145, this has caused a major change in the Saturnian telephone system, all 62 newly discovered satellites were included by the SSG in the list of Saturnian minor outlying satellites. Effective 15 May 2023, the calling codes for all moons with numbers from 01-99 were no longer used and were updated with 001 - 099 codes instead. the rest of the moons had the codes 100 - 145. The sudden change in the system affected the phone numbers of all residents of the Saturnian moon system.
Saturn (Juno) is the only planet in the solar system to have 3-number telephone prefixes for its moons.
Saturn's crossing minor planets have their phone numbers too, and so do many centaurs.
===Uranus and Moons (8*)===
Uranus and it's moons use the calling code 8* to indicate the caller is from the Uranian system, because Uranus has 27 moons, the moons' calling numbers range from 01-27 in order of orbital position from Uranus, examples include:
*Miranda: calling code is 8* 14
*Ariel: calling code is 8* 15
*Umbriel: calling code is 8* 16
*Titania: calling code is 8* 17
*Oberon: calling code is 8* 18
the Uranus trojan 2011 QF99 has it's own calling code (8* L4)1 due to it being in Uranus' L4 Lagrange point, Uranus-crossing minor planets ahve their phone codes too.
===Neptune, Neptunian moons, TNOs and beyond (9*)===
Neptune and it's moons use the calling code 9* to indicate the caller is from the Neptunian system and beyond, because Neptune has 14 moons, the moons' calling numbers range from 01-14 in order of orbital position from Neptune, examples include:
* Proteus: calling code is 9* 07
* Triton: calling code is 9* 08
* Nereid: calling code is 9* 09
Neptunian trojans and crossing minor planets and some centaurs and damocloids have their phone numbers too.
Pluto and it's moons use the calling code 9* (134340) to indicate the caller is from the Plutonian system or the plutinos, because Pluto has 5 moons, the codes range from 01-05 in order of orbital position from Pluto:
* Charon: calling code is 9* (134340) 01
* Nix: calling code is 9* (134340) 02
* Styx: calling code is 9* (134340) 03
* Kerberos: calling code is 9* (134340) 04
* Hydra: calling code is 9* (134340) 05
all plutinos and twotinos, including Orcus, also use the code 9* followed by their MPC number.
Haumea uses the calling code 9* (136108), and Makemake uses the calling code 9* (136472), Quaoar uses the code 9* (50000).
Eris uses the calling code 9* (136199), it's moon Dysnomia uses the code 9* (136199) 01.
Sedna currently uses the code 9* (90377).
== Trivia ==
* these codes however can be displayed on a phone, as in Alaska's instance. For more information
== Notes ==
# To type "L" on the SITK (Solar Interplanetary Telephone Keypad), press 5, see Letters by Telephone Number for more info.
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