Natural satellite, the lonely cousin of its popular and artificial sibling, is a category that is all about celestial bodies that orbit planets in our solar system. This is where we find some of the most mesmerizing and awe-inspiring sights in our universe. From the moon, our ever-faithful companion raising tides and lighting up late-night strolls, to Venus, the hazy and mysterious wonder that has captivated astronomers and poets for centuries. While there may be no search volume for the awe and wonder that comes from gazing at these natural satellites, the trends reveal an insatiable hunger for knowledge about them. From solar-powered vehicles that could make future missions more sustainable, to NASA's latest space launch systems that push humans further into the cosmos. It seems that as we look up into the sky, our thirst for understanding grows ever stronger. And as we explore and uncover the mysteries of our natural satellites, we may just uncover a little bit more about ourselves along the way.