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human
Can a moon have a moon? What limits the "levels" of satellite that can exist in a stable solar system?
gpt
Its thought that Iapetus, Titan (moons of Saturn) and Callisto (one of Jupiter's moons) as well as our own moon, are the four within this solar system, which are capable of having a submoon of their very own, of around the ten kilometer across scale, and holding them in stable orbits. 

 Whether they do or not is going to be tricky to discover, because ten kilometers can look like an awful lot of nothing in space. To put it in perspective, our own moon could have such a submoon, and we might never know of it, depending on exactly how it orbits.