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BTW, did you know the Earth actually has a second moon? It is called Cruithne (pronounced crew-EEN-ya). It is about 3 miles across.

What's the origin of the name? It looks Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic or Irish), but I don't know the word and it's not in my dictionaries. The nearest word I can find translates as "Buckwheat"... (was somebody having a little fun there?)

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"The nearest word I can find translates as "Buckwheat"... (was somebody having a little fun there?)"

Look Here:

Near-Earth Asteroid 3753 Cruithne Earth's Curious Companion.