The bodies which are moving around the planets are called ______?

The celestial bodies that revolve around the planets are called Satellites.

Concept:

Satellites orbit around planets due to the gravitational force exerted by the planets. They come in many sizes, from tiny moons to gas giants. In our Solar System, many of the planets have moons or natural satellites. The Earth's moon is the most widely recognized, but other planets, such as Jupiter and Saturn, have dozens of moons.

Additional Information 1) Star: A star is a celestial body that is made up of hot gases and emits light. Our Sun is an example of a star. Stars do not revolve around planets; instead, planets revolve around stars.

2) Comets: Comets are small celestial bodies that orbit the Sun and are made up of ice, rock, and dust. When they come close to the Sun, the heat causes them to emit gas and dust, forming a tail that points away from the Sun. They do not orbit around planets.

3) Meteors: Meteors are small particles or chunks of space debris that enter a planet's atmosphere. When they burn up upon entering the atmosphere, we see them as shooting stars. Like comets, meteors do not orbit around planets; they typically travel through space until influenced by a planet's or the Sun's gravity.