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Earth’s moon goes around the earth, as the earth travels around the sun. Earth isn’t the only planet with moons. But moons travel around those bodies that have enough gravitational pull that the moon can’t “escape,” or float off into space. They continue orbiting their planet until something drastic might happen – like a Nova.
