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If Ganymede phases like Earth's moon then the earth would be a lot bigger. Ganymede is made of rock and ice so if it was Earth it would always be cold and icy. It stays on one side which means only one part of the sun gets hit by it. The pictures show a brief image of the Earth, sun, and moon. Earth would be a lot bigger and would always be cold if Ganymede phases like the moon then the earth would be a lot colder and icier. Some parts of the sun gets hit by it because it wouldn't be able to move

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Just as the moon, Ganymede orbits Jupiter, which causes sunlight to reach different regions, forming the phases of Ganymede, just as there are the phases of the moon.

We can reach this answer because:

  • The phases of the moon refer to how sunlight is reflected by different regions of the moon, according to the orbit it makes around the earth.
  • Therefore, any natural satellite that orbits around its planet can have phases, similar to the phases of the moon.

Ganymede is Jupiter's natural satellite and is capable of orbiting Jupiter, allowing different regions to reflect sunlight, which triggers Ganymede phases.

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