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Astronomy

Astronomy: Asterism (astronomy); Astrophysics; Celestial coordinate system; Celestial equator; Celestial sphere; Constellation; Declination; Ecliptic; Equatorial coordinate system; Light-year; Meridian (astronomy); Observable universe; Occultation; Parsec; Physical law; Redshift; Right ascension; Zodiac
Cosmology & the Universe: Accelerating expansion of the universe; Age of the universe; Astronomy; Big Bang; Big Bang nucleosynthesis; Big Crunch; BOOMERanG experiment; Copernican principle; Cosmic microwave background; Cosmological horizon; Cosmology; Dark energy; Dark matter; Expansion of the universe; Hubble's law; Hubble volume; Inflation (cosmology); Initial singularity; Lambda-CDM model; Multiverse; Outer space; Physical cosmology; Shape of the universe; Steady state model; Ultimate fate of the universe; Universe
Earth and Moon: Aurora; Axial precession; Axial tilt; Earth's magnetic field; Earth's orbit; Earth's rotation; Eclipse; Equinox; Escape velocity; Great Oxygenation Event; History of Earth; Ionosphere; Lunar phase; Magnetosphere; Meteorite; Meteoroid; Moon; Newton's cannonball; Solstice
Exoplanets & Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Discoveries of exoplanets; Exoplanet; Lists of exoplanets; Search for extraterrestrial intelligence
Light & Electromagnetic Radiation: Color; Electromagnetic radiation; Electromagnetic spectrum; Gamma ray; Light; Photon; Photon sphere; Radio wave; Speed of light; Ultraviolet; Wave–particle duality; X-ray
Relativity, Spacetime, & Other Weird Stuff: Black hole; Cosmological constant; First observation of gravitational waves; General relativity; Gravitational lens; Gravitational singularity; Gravitational wave; Gravity; Hawking radiation; Newton's law of universal gravitation; Particle accelerator; Particle physics; Quantum mechanics; Spacetime; Special relativity; Subatomic particle; Theory of relativity; Time dilation; Wormhole
Solar System: Apparent retrograde motion; Asteroid; Asteroid belt; Astronomical unit; Comet; Copernican heliocentrism; Formation and evolution of the Solar System; Geocentric orbit; Heliocentrism; Jupiter; Kepler's laws of planetary motion; Kuiper belt; Mars; Mercury (planet); Moons of Jupiter; Moons of Mars; Moons of Neptune; Moons of Saturn; Moons of Uranus; Nebular hypothesis; Neptune; Oort cloud; Planet; Planetary differentiation; Planetesimal; Pluto; Protoplanet; Protoplanetary disk; Saturn; Solar mass; Solar System; Trojan (celestial body); Uranus; Venus
Space-Based Observation: Chandra X-ray Observatory; Compton Gamma Ray Observatory; Cosmic Background Explorer; Earth Observing System; Great Observatories program; Hubble Space Telescope; International Space Station; James Clerk Maxwell Telescope; James Webb Space Telescope; Kepler (spacecraft); Lagrangian point; Mars rover; NASA; Robotic spacecraft; Skylab; Solar and Heliospheric Observatory; Space Shuttle; Space telescope; Spitzer Space Telescope; Sputnik 1; Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope; Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe
Stars and Galaxies: Andromeda Galaxy; Apparent magnitude; Barycenter; Binary pulsar; Binary star; Blue supergiant star; Cepheid variable; Cygnus X-1; Galaxy; Elliptical galaxy; Galaxy cluster; Galaxy group; Globular cluster; Gravitational collapse; G-type main-sequence star; Hertzsprung–Russell diagram; Irregular galaxy; Large Magellanic Cloud; List of brightest stars; Local Group; Luminosity; Magellanic Clouds; Magnitude (astronomy); Main sequence; Milky Way; Nebula; Neutrino; Neutron star; Nova; Nuclear fusion; Nucleosynthesis; Planetary nebula; Protostar; Pulsar; Quasar; Red giant; Red supergiant star; Small Magellanic Cloud; Spiral galaxy; Star; Star formation; Stellar classification; Stellar evolution; Stellar kinematics; Supercluster; Supernova; Type Ia supernova; White dwarf
Sun: Analemma; Chromosphere; Corona; Coronal mass ejection; Geomagnetically induced current; Geomagnetic storm; Maunder Minimum; Photosphere; Plasma (physics); Solar activity and climate; Solar cycle; Solar cycle 24; Solar flare; Solar irradiance; Solar maximum; Solar phenomena; Solar storm of 2012; Solar wind; Space weather; Sun; Sunspot
Telescopes: Achromatic lens; Altazimuth mount; Arecibo Observatory; Catadioptric system; Chromatic aberration; Equatorial mount; GoTo (telescopes); Gravitational-wave observatory; High-energy astronomy; Infrared telescope; Maksutov telescope; Neutrino detector; Newtonian telescope; Objective (optics); Optical telescope; Parabolic reflector; Radio astronomy; Radio telescope; Reflecting telescope; Refracting telescope; Ritchey–Chrétien telescope; Schmidt–Cassegrain telescope; Submillimetre astronomy; Telescope; Very Large Array; Very-long-baseline interferometry; X-ray telescope
Stars & Constellations: Arcturus; Betelgeuse; Big Dipper; Canis Major; Cepheus (constellation); Horsehead Nebula; Orion (constellation); Orion Nebula; Polaris; Ursa Minor; Rigel; Sirius; Taurus (constellation); Vega