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I always capitalize "Moon" when speaking about Earth's satellite. In that instance, "Moon" is acting as a name and not the word which defines the object, although be aware that it is common for "Moon" to get a definite article when speaking about Earth's satellite. In any other instance, such as "One of Jupiter's moons" or "The largest moon of Saturn," you never capitalize it.
- I always capitalize "Moon" when speaking about Earth's satellite.
- In that instance, "Moon" is acting as a name and not the word which defines the object, although be aware that it is common for "Moon" to get a definite article when speaking about Earth's satellite.
- In any other instance, such as "One of Jupiter's moons" or "The largest moon of Saturn," you never capitalize it.
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I always capitalize "Moon" when speaking about Earth's satellite. In that instance, "Moon" is acting as a name and not the word which defines the object, although be aware that it is common for "Moon" to get a definite article when speaking about Earth's satellite.
In any other instance, such as "One of Jupiter's moons" or "The largest moon of Saturn," you never capitalize it.
In any other instance, such as "One of Jupiter's moons" or "The largest moon of Saturn," you never capitalize it.
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