Assertion: asteroid belt's asteroid | /r/HasAspect | moon
Facets:
value: in february
type: TEMPORAL
value: just planets
type: OTHER
value: similarly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Do Asteroids Have Moons?
text: Their shapes tend to be highly irregular, as they do not have strong enough gravitational fields to pull them into a sphere, and some asteroids have been found to have their own 'moons'.
text: Some asteroids have moons of their own!
text: The asteroid Ida has its own moon named Dactyl.
text: And Yet, some Asteroids have Moons
text: Not all asteroids have a moon.
text: Similarly asteroids also have moon.
text: Some asteroids have moons; some have two.
text: Not just planets, even asteroids have moons!
text: Some asteroids have moons or are co-orbiting binaries: Rubble piles, moons, binaries, and scattered asteroid families are thought to be the results of collisions that disrupted a parent asteroid, or, possibly, a planet.
text: Although some asteroids have moons, Bennu does not.
text: It was first acknowledged that asteroids could have moons in February 1994 when scientists discovered that when the Galileo space probe flew past on 28th August 1993, the probe had taken a photo of Ida and its moon Dactyl.
text: Asteroids have moons.
text: More than 150 asteroids are known to have moons, with more being discovered periodically.
text: Asteroids have moons.
text: More than 150 asteroids are known to have moons, with more being discovered periodically.
text: Some asteroids have moons.
text: Some asteroids have their own moons.
text: Some asteroids have moons of their own!