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In astronomy, the adjective Trojan refers to asteroids or moons that share
the same orbit as a larger planet or moon, but does not collide because it
orbits within one of the two Lagrangian points of stability, L4 and L5,
which results in it always orbiting 60° ahead of or behind the larger
object.

The term originally referred to asteroids orbiting in Jupiter's Lagrangian
points. Now, other objects have been found orbiting in the Lagrangian
points of other planets. In addition, Trojan moons orbit in the Lagrangian
points of some of Saturn's larger moons.

* The term Trojan asteroids normally refers only to Jupiter Trojans
* 5261 Eureka may be a Mars Trojan
* There are several Neptune Trojans
* Several Trojan moons share the orbits of large moons of Saturn