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Some of the moons of the gas giants are larger than Mercury. Why are they not considered to be planets?

Some of the moons of the gas giants are larger than Mercury. Why are they not considered to be planets?
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Some of the moons of the

gas giants are larger than
Mercury. Why are they not
considered to be planets?

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Because they orbit other planets.

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