Interesting to learn the possibly Vedic names of the two additional "moons" that Earth has from this thread:
Note from Biblioteca Pleyades: Earth has More than One 'Moon' - Science confirms...
Apparently the "so called Kordylewski dust clouds" at Lagrange Points L4 & L5 are these two additional "moons."
I find the symbols for these two interesting in regards to the Earth orbit L4 and L5 positions:
The Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) said this week (October 25, 2018) that astronomers may now have confirmed the existence of two elusive dust clouds, orbiting Earth much as our moon orbits it, at about the moon’s distance. They are known as Kordylewski clouds, first reported by and named for Polish astronomer Kazimierz Kordylewski in 1961. If they exist, Earth’s dust cloud satellites are exceptionally faint, so that their existence is controversial. The RAS is pointing to two new papers about the Kordylewski clouds in its peer-reviewed journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. It said in a statement that a team of Hungarian astronomers and physicists may have confirmed the clouds just where Kordylewski said they would be, in semi-stable points just 250,000 miles (400,000 km) from Earth.
Interesting stuff and just a couple more variables to know about in the consideration of so many things...