👉 Exoascales are a type of celestial object that is composed primarily of hydrogen, helium, and light elements such as carbon and oxygen. These objects are not in the solar system but rather orbiting the stars, often at distances ranging from several to several hundred times farther than the distance between Earth and the Sun. The term "exoascale" comes from a 1983 paper by astronomer John B. Hare, who described what he called exoascales as being
