👉 Unorbitally is a term used in astronomy to describe an orbit around a planet where the gravitational pull of the planet is so strong that it causes the object to orbit at a distance significantly less than its average radius from the center. This condition is typically found in low-mass planets like Saturn or Jupiter, which are not believed to have moons or other significant objects in their orbits. Unorbitally planets tend to be much smaller compared to their parent planets and are known for having very thin atmospheres
