👉 In astronomy, a "superfetated" object is an object that has not been gravitationally bound to its parent star or other celestial bodies. This means that it orbits around the star in such a way that it does not experience any gravitational pull from anything else. Superfetated objects are often associated with stars that have undergone significant changes in their mass and size, such as merger events or supernovae explosions. Superfetated objects can be classified into two main types:
