Definition: The word "Aeolides" means a celestial body or object in orbit around another celestial body, including moons, planets, stars, and other objects such as comets. It was commonly used in ancient Greek mythology to represent heavenly bodies. In English, it's an adjective that describes an astronomical phenomenon where the Earth orbits the Sun, and this is usually expressed using "Aeolius," which comes from the word "aeolus," meaning "to catch wind." The term Aeolides typically means something catching wind or winds.
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