I'm little bit confused...

[*Little Suzie*]

Pandora - James Cameron's Avatar Wiki - Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana

I read there that it says Pandora is a moon..But isn't not a planet ? where Na'vi lives?
What is Pandora?
And what is Polyphemus
I want it clear because it make me so confused lol... sorry..

The big blue Jupiter-like is Polyphemus ?
And the Earth-like is Pandora?

Sorry if I sound stupid. But the link I sent you made me very confused..
So I just want to be sure..

[Aihwa]

Polythemus is a gas giant, like Jupiter. However, in orbit, is Pandora. The moon that the Na'vi live on is Pandora, which is in orbit around Polythemus, which orbits Alpha-Centuri (the local star) I beleive.

[Pandora In Dream]

I hope this VDO will help.

[CapeAvatar]

Polythemus is a gas giant, like Jupiter. However, in orbit, is Pandora. The moon that the Na'vi live on is Pandora, which is in orbit around Polythemus, which orbits Alpha-Centuri (the local star) I beleive.

Aihwa said it best. However, think of it this way; the galaxy is a large place (estimated anywhere from 200 to 400 billion stars), so to have an inhabitable moon orbiting around a gas giant isn't all that far fetched. There's a lot about the galaxy we don't know about, and even though this is SciFi, it could be possible to have an inhabitable moon orbiting a gas giant.

[angelpunch00]

Pandora is a monn and Polythemus is the gas-lanet that is orbits. Polythemus looks like a blue Jupiter, but is the size of Saturn. Na'vi like on a moon . Just go by the wikia

[HufweMakto]

Aihwa said it best. However, think of it this way; the galaxy is a large place (estimated anywhere from 200 to 400 billion stars), so to have an inhabitable moon orbiting around a gas giant isn't all that far fetched. There's a lot about the galaxy we don't know about, and even though this is SciFi, it could be possible to have an inhabitable moon orbiting a gas giant.

Actualy not all that far-fetched. It's speculated that Europa and Titan (both moons orbiting a gas giant in our own solar system) might harbor life.