The introduction of whether the sun, moon and stars are objects under civil law is as follows:

The sun, moon and stars are not objects under civil law. Things in civil law refer to material entities or natural forces that exist outside the human body, are controllable by people, and can satisfy certain needs of people. They are one of the objects of civil legal relations and are actually property.

The sun, moon and stars cannot be controlled by people and cannot meet people's certain social needs, so they cannot become objects in civil law. A trademark is not a thing under civil law because it does not have objective materiality and is the object of intellectual property rights, not property rights. Therefore, the sun, moon, stars and trademarks are not objects under civil law.

The concept of things in civil law

Things refer to material materials with certain economic value that civil subjects can actually control or control. The property relations regulated by the civil law include the ownership and utilization of property and the transfer of property. Property in civil law includes tangible property and intangible property. Tangible property mainly refers to objects.

Things in civil law can only be things that exist outside the human body, not the human body. Things in civil law must be usable and have value and use value. Because only if it can meet people's production or living needs, it can be owned by the subject and can be used for exchange.

Legal basis: "The People's Republic of China and the Civil Code"

Article 207 The property rights of the state, collectives, private individuals and the property rights of other obligees are governed by law Equal protection shall not be violated by any organization or individual.

Article 208 The establishment, change, transfer and elimination of real estate property rights shall be registered in accordance with legal provisions. The establishment and transfer of property rights in animals shall be delivered in accordance with legal provisions.