Natural Satellites, also known as moons, are celestial bodies that orbit around a planet. The most famous example of a natural satellite is the Moon, which orbits around Earth. However, there are numerous other moons that orbit around other planets in our solar system. Some of these include Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto, which orbit around Jupiter. Similarly, Titan and Enceladus are moons that orbit around Saturn. Additionally, there are natural satellites that orbit around planets beyond our solar system. These are known as exomoons. Although the term "natural satellite" is the most commonly used, other synonyms for this phenomena include moon, satellite, and celestial companion.