No, there are significantly more than 200 moons in our solar system.
Currently, the confirmed number of moons orbiting planets and dwarf planets in our solar system is 293 (as of October 2024). This number is constantly subject to change as new moons are discovered. The current distribution of these moons is as follows:
- Earth: 1
- Mars: 2
- Jupiter: 95
- Saturn: 146
- Uranus: 28
- Neptune: 16
- Pluto: 5
Therefore, the statement that there are only 200 moons is inaccurate. Research and observation continue to reveal new celestial bodies orbiting planets within our solar system.
