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The 28 pages that link to Solar System, each with the reason it gives.

• ExoplanetCompared with: Its planets provide the nearby baseline against which exoplanet systems are compared.

• Milky WayBroader topic: The Solar System occupies a small region in the Milky Way’s disk, far from its center.

• Star systemBroader topic: It is the nearby example whose structure anchors the idea of a star system.

• Astronomical unitNarrower topic: The astronomical unit is used chiefly to measure distances across this system.

• NeptuneNarrower topic: Neptune is its most distant recognized planet.

• HeliocentrismNarrower topic: Heliocentrism describes the large-scale arrangement and motions of this system.

• CeresNarrower topic: Ceres’s orbit and history are shaped by the Solar System’s formation and architecture.

• Alpha CentauriCompared with: It is the planetary system from which Alpha Centauri is observed and compared.

• Ecliptic coordinate systemNarrower topic: The ecliptic closely tracks the plane in which most major planets orbit.

• Small Solar System bodyNarrower topic: Small Solar System bodies are classified within this larger system.

• 51 Pegasi bCompared with: Unlike the Solar System’s giant planets, 51 Pegasi b circles its star in just a few days.

• GravitationBroader topic: Planetary orbits provide precise tests of gravitational theories.

• MeteoroidNarrower topic: Meteoroids occupy the interplanetary space within this larger system.

• Gravitationally bound systemBroader topic: Its planets and smaller members remain bound to the Sun despite universal expansion.

• Exoplanet detectionCompared with: Its planets are observed directly in ways that differ from remote exoplanet inference.

• Pioneer plaqueNarrower topic: The diagram locates Earth among the planets and marks the spacecraft’s departure.

• Planetary systemBroader topic: It is the nearest and best-studied example of a planetary system.

• Didier QuelozCompared with: Its orderly spacing made 51 Pegasi b's tight orbit seem startling.

• Messier objectCompared with: Messier objects lie beyond this system, unlike the comets the catalogue helped distinguish.

• XMM-NewtonNarrower topic: XMM-Newton has also observed X-ray emission from planets, comets, and the heliosphere.

• Astronomical objectBroader topic: It is a nearby system containing several distinct classes of astronomical object.

• Orion ArmBroader topic: It is located within the Orion Arm.

• Local BubbleBroader topic: The Solar System occupies the Local Bubble and moves through its surrounding interstellar gas.

• 1I/ʻOumuamuaCompared with: ʻOumuamua crossed this system but was not bound to the Sun.

• Andromeda–Milky Way collisionBroader topic: The Sun’s position within the Milky Way could change, but a direct stellar collision is unlikely.

• Hills cloudNarrower topic: The hypothesized cloud extends the Solar System's comet-bearing region far beyond its planets.

• IAU definition of planetNarrower topic: The resolution applies its classification specifically to bodies orbiting the Sun.

• Location of EarthNarrower topic: Earth occupies the third planetary orbit within this system.