What planet in your solar system has a moon almost as big as itself?

Answer 1

It depends on which planet your referring too. If your referring to a smaller planet like Mercury that's easy, there is Titan and Callisto. If you are referring to a bigger planet such as Jupiter,which has the most moons orbiting around it in the Solar System, there are no known moons bigger than it.

Answer 2

The planet Pluto in our solar system has a moon called Charon that is almost half the size of Pluto, making it one of the largest moons in proportion to its planet. This moon is so large compared to Pluto that the center of mass of the system is outside of Pluto, causing them to orbit around a point in space between them.

Answer 3

Pluto is so small, it is considered a dwarf planet. Since it is so small, its moon is just a little bit smaller than Pluto.

Answer 4

Pluto's moon Charon is almost half of the size of Pluto. Some scientists argue that Pluto and Charon should actually be classified as a binary system because of this small difference in size.

Answer 5

Pluto