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Topic	so is our moon just named moon
ZBug_ 05/23/17 8:28:40 PM #36:	ClarkDuke posted... helIy posted... you realize Luna and lunar are two entirely different words, right Based on his reply, no. It depends on which semantics you want to argue. Astrologically, no there's not a difference. But also astrologically; officially only Earth's natural satellite is called "Moon" the rest are called their given names, or referred to as "natural satellites". Obviously in civilian language "moon" is more broad and can refer to any natural satellite. This is why semantics aren't worth arguing. Argue the message, not the words. --- "I've never in my life wanted to punch a girl like I want to right now" - Light Yagami NNID: LLBCrook - PSN: ZBugCrook <cite>ZBug_ posted [p:879684424] in so is our ... [t:75378715]...</cite> <quote><cite>ClarkDuke posted...</cite> <quote><cite>helIy posted...</cite> <quote>you realize Luna and lunar are two entirely different words, right</quote> Based on his reply, no.</quote> It depends on which semantics you want to argue. Astrologically, no there's not a difference. But also astrologically; officially only Earth's natural satellite is called "Moon" the rest are called their given names, or referred to as "natural satellites". Obviously in civilian language "moon" is more broad and can refer to any natural satellite. This is why semantics aren't worth arguing. Argue the message, not the words. --- "I've never in my life wanted to punch a girl like I want to right now" - Light Yagami NNID: LLBCrook - PSN: ZBugCrook</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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