The distinction between sublunary and superlunary realms rests on empirical observation, not metaphysical necessity, so the form-matter axiom's scope shouldn't depend on physical location.

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Empirical observation(What scientists rely on to test their ideas about how the world works): Information we gather by directly experiencing or measuring something with our senses or scientific instruments, rather than just thinking about it theoretically.
Form-matter axiom(as used in ancient philosophy and metaphysics): A principle from Aristotle stating that physical objects are made of two components: form (the shape or essence of what something is) and matter (the physical stuff it's made of).
Sublunary realm(Ancient cosmology): The region of the physical world below the moon, studied by Aristotle in De Caelo, On Generation and Corruption, and the Meteorologica.
Superlunary realm(as used in cosmology and ancient physics): In ancient and medieval philosophy, the region above the Moon's orbit, including the stars and planets—thought to be eternal, unchanging, and perfect.

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