👉 In astronomy, "extrasolar" refers to celestial bodies that are not located within our solar system. These could include planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and other objects that orbit or interact with the Sun. For example: - Jupiter is considered an extrasolar planet due to its proximity to our star. - Saturn is also an extrasolar body because it orbits around the Sun. - Uranus is a larger planet than Neptune but still considered an extrasolar body due to its orbit around Neptune
