Good planet names are other than the names of other planets in the solar system
There are so many celestial bodies in the solar system. It’s impossible to write it all down. Take the planet Dan for example. Planets include large planets, dwarf planets and asteroids. I think the poster knows the names of the eight planets. According to the current definition, there are four dwarf planets, namely: Ceres (formerly the No. 1 asteroid), Pluto, Charon (formerly Charon), and Xena. But it is impossible to write all about asteroids. There are at least dozens of new asteroids discovered every night. There are now over 10,000 asteroids with official names. I can't write them all, so I can only write down a few famous ones for the poster: Pallas, Juno, Vesta, Justice, Flora, Eros, Hercules, etc. Except for Mercury and Venus, all major planets and some asteroids have satellites. The satellites are generally named according to the characters related to the main planet in mythology. For example, Mars is the incarnation of the god of war, and its two satellites Phobos and Deimos are called Phobos and Deimos respectively. They are the two sons of the legendary god of war, one is the god of fear and the other is the god of destruction. Another example is Callisto Amalthea, which is the ewe that nurtured Zeus. And Jupiter is the incarnation of Zeus. As for comets, the famous ones include Halley's Comet, Bela's Comet, Encke's Comet, Kohoutek Comet, etc. Dozens of new comets are discovered every year.
Then go look for it in the asteroid. There are various names for asteroids, and there are many named after women. For example, the asteroid No. 2752 is called Wu Jianxiong, and she is a physicist. Most of the celestial bodies outside the solar system are named after numbers. I'm afraid the only one that meets your requirements is the Andromeda galaxy M31.