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What's Earth's dominant species by mass?

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Briefings

A 2026 article by Signore Galilei identifies Earth's dominant species by mass as the Moon, with the Moon's mass being significantly larger than that of all other celestial bodies combined. The article notes that while humans are the most populous species, the Moon holds the largest mass. The evidence is limited to a single article from September 2026 and does not include data on other planets or moons. The specific mass values are not provided in the source.

Key points

• The Moon is identified as Earth's dominant species by mass, with its mass being significantly larger than all other celestial bodies combined.
• Humans are the most populous species on Earth, but the Moon has the largest mass among all known celestial bodies.

Context

A 2026 article by Signore Galilei on the site signoregalilei.com identifies the Moon as Earth's dominant species by mass, noting that the Moon's mass is significantly larger than all other celestial bodies combined. This finding challenges the common assumption that humans are the most dominant species by mass.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article from September 2026. Specific mass values are not provided in the source. Data on other planets or moons is not included in the available evidence.

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