Places where this planet's gravitational pull balances out that of the sun are home to its moons 588 Achilles and 4709 Ennomos, members of the planet's "Greek" and "Trojan" camps respectively.
Places where this planet's gravitational pull balances out that of the sun are home to its moons 588 Achilles and 4709 Ennomos, members of the planet's "Greek" and "Trojan" camps respectively. Orbital resonances in this object produce (*) Kirkwood Gaps in the nearby asteroid belt, and in 1994 the comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 was ripped apart by its immense gravitational pull. Our solar system's largest moon, along with three others also named for the man who discovered them in the seventeenth century, orbit this planet. For 10 points, name this planet orbited by Ganymede, the largest in the solar system.
Places where this planet's gravitational pull balances out that of the sun are home to its moons 588 Achilles and 4709 Ennomos, members of the planet's "Greek" and "Trojan" camps respectively.
{Jupiter}