astrodynamics — astrodinámica - astrometry — astrometría - radio astronomy — radioastronomía - celestial mechanics — mecánica celeste - astrophysics — astrofísica - solar physics — física solar - selenology — selenologia[Spéc.]

astronomic, astronomical — astronómico[Rel.Pr.]

astronomer, stargazer, uranologist — astrónoma, astrónomo[PersonneQuiFait]

astronomically — astronómicamente[Adv.]

active - quiet - direct - retrograde - superior - inferior - nebular, nebulous - phase, point — fase - absolute magnitude - Hubble's law, Hubble law - Kepler's law, Kepler's law of planetary motion - ascension - egress, emersion - immersion, ingress - alignment, conjunction - inferior conjunction - superior conjunction - Oort cloud - extragalactic nebula, galaxy — galaxia, nebulosa, nebuloso, sistema galáctico - apoapse, apoapsis, apofocus, point of apoapsis - node - equinoctial point, equinox - vernal equinox - autumnal equinox - barycenter — baricentro - culmination - limb - periapsis, point of periapsis - anomaly — anomalía - asterism - canal — arteria - coma - comet — cometa, estrella de rabo - meteor, meteoroid — meteoroide - nucleus - star — estrella, lucero - variation - redshift, red shift — corrimiento al rojo - accretion — aumento - libration - nucleosynthesis - celestial latitude, dec, declination - orbital plane, orbit plane - HA, hour angle - inclination, inclination of an orbit - hour of mean time, mean solar time, mean time - ephemeris time, TDT, terrestrial dynamical time, terrestrial time, TT - date of reference, epoch - ascend, come up, rise, uprise — levantarse, nacer - go, go down, go under, set — esconderse, hundirse, poner, ponerse - stargaze - Copernican system - Ptolemaic system - celestial longitude, RA, right ascension - outer planet - major planet, planet — planeta - primary[Domaine]

astronomía (n.f.) • astronomy (n.) • uranology (n.)