Question on: SS2 Physics - Space Physics and Astrophysics

Planetary moons are natural satellites that orbit planets in the Solar System. They vary in size, composition, and surface features. Moons can have diverse geological processes, including volcanism, tectonic activity, and erosion. They play crucial roles in shaping the planetary environment through their gravitational interactions. Moons also serve as targets for scientific exploration and potential sites for future human missions.