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What is beyond the Solar System?

April 26, 2017Astronomy Astronomy & Space Mathematics solar system

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What is beyond the Solar System?

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Well beyond the solar system is the galaxy then the universe. You see the solar system is inside a galaxy. And the galaxy is in the universe.

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The really, really short answer is: beyond the Solar System lies the rest of the Milky Way Galaxy. Beyond the Milky Way Galaxy lies the Andromeda Galaxy and the other galaxies and globular clusters of the Local Group. Beyond the Local Group of galaxies lie various massive galaxy clusters and superclusters, a vast myriad of galaxies that make up the known Universe. And beyond the known Universe lies the future… both literally and figuratively.

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A lot of empty space, and then other stars, some of which have their own planets. These stars, along with billions of others, form the Milky Way Galaxy, which is one of billions of galaxies. The universe is really large, and our solar system is just a tiny part of it.