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Name one of the two moons of Mars.

Natural satellites of Mars in the October 2026 reference set. Enter the moon’s name.

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DeimosDeimos is one of the two natural satellites of Mars listed by NASA.
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Deimos is one of the two natural satellites of Mars listed by NASA.

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DeimosDeimos is one of the two natural satellites of Mars listed by NASA.Shortest accepted input: Deimos · 6 characters
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PhobosPhobos is one of the two natural satellites of Mars listed by NASA.Shortest accepted input: Phobos · 6 characters
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  • Match the parent planet and the named subset. Being a real moon is insufficient if it orbits a different planet or falls outside the listed major moons.

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Source: NASA · Mars moons ↗

Reference version: 2026-10-02. See our answer policy for how we handle aliases and omissions.