Natural satellite

A natural satellite, more commonly referred to as a moon, is a celestial body that orbits a planet or smaller body, which is called the primary.
==Physical Aspects==
Large gas giants often have extensive systems of moons. Most natural satellites were terrestrial in nature. Some even had atmospheres, like Csodaszarvas and Titan. The size of natural satellites can be comparable to Luna or Earth itself.
==List of Known Natural Satellites==
The following are various planets and their natural satellites.
*51 Pegasi B
**Pegasi Delta
*Alluvion
**Fallow
*Arcadia
**Gihon
**Pishon
*Atlas (Atlas Moons)
*Balaho
**Buwan
**Padpad
*Carrow
**Kiriken
*Chi Ceti IV
**Muroto
*Chi Rho
**Eiro
*Chu'ot
**Eayn
*Doisac
**Solrapt
**Teash
**Warial
*Draetheus V
**X50
*Earth
**Luna
*Eridanus II
**Ehilend
*Hesduros
**Hral
**Nakton
*Hesiod
**Metisette
*Hestia V
**Meridian
*Janjur Qom
**Plaon
*Jupiter (Jovian Moons)
**Callisto
**Ganymede
**Europa
**Io
*Malurok
**Tehmed
**To'val
*Palamok
**Kami
**Ka'amoti
**Naxook
**Oquiu
*Reach
**Csodaszarvas
**Turul
*Saepon’kal
**Malhiem
*Sanghelios
**Suban
**Qikost
*Saturn
**Titan
*Te
**Rantu
**Rentus
**Uhtua
*Threshold
**Basis
*Tribute
**Emese
*Venezia
**Tiro
*Vitalyevna
**Talitsa
**Komoya
*Unidentified Moons
**Unnamed Moon (Bloodline)
**Unnamed Moon (Headhunters)
**Unnamed Moon (Meltdown)
*Unidentified Primaries
**Eudemon X49-05
==Gallery==
File:HaloReach - ReachMoons.png|Csodaszarvas and Turul, the two natural satellites of Reach.
File:Ganymede.jpg|Ganymede, one of Jupiter's moons.