astro, corpo celeste, corpo celestial, estrela — celestial body, heavenly body - meridiano — dateline, date line, International Date Line - Johan Kepler, Johannes Kepler, Kepler - lunar — lunar - solar — solar - atmosférico — atmospheric, atmospherical - intergalactic - ocular — eyepiece, eye-piece, ocular - Newtonian reflector, Newtonian telescope - planetário — orrery - radio reflector, radio telescope - refracting telescope - Schmidt camera, Schmidt telescope - fase — phase, point - nebular hypothesis - eclipse — eclipse, occultation - eclipse solar — eclipse of the sun, solar eclipse - eclipse lunar — eclipse of the moon, lunar eclipse - total eclipse - Oort cloud - spiral galaxy, spiral nebula - apex, apex of the sun's way, solar apex - apoapsis, point of apoapsis - aphelion - atmosfera — air, atmosphere - heliosphere - celestial equator, equinoctial, equinoctial circle, equinoctial line - céu, firmamento — celestial sphere, empyrean, expanse, firmament, heavens, skies, sky, sphere, vault of heaven, welkin - ecliptic - great circle - hemisfério — hemisphere - longitude, meridiano — line of longitude, longitude, meridian - meridiano de referência, meridiano primo — prime meridian - periapsis, point of periapsis - perigeu — perigee - periélio — perihelion - celestial pole, pole - zénite — zenith - aerólito — aerolite - Aldebaran - Algol - Alpha Centauri, Rigil, Rigil Kent - Alpha Crucis - Andromeda - Antares - Apollo asteroid - Arcturus - asteróide — asteroid, minor planet, planetoid - Auriga, Charioteer - Beta Centauri - Beta Crucis - Alpha Orionis, Betelgeuse - Big Dipper, Charles's Wain, Dipper, Plough, Wagon, Wain - binary, binary star, double star - azul — blue, blue air, blue sky, wild blue yonder - Callisto - Canis Major, Great Dog - Canis Minor, Little Dog - Capricorn, Capricornus - Cassiopeia - Centaur, Centaurus - Cepheus - Ceres - Coma Berenices - cometa — comet - Corona Borealis - Crab Nebula - crater, volcanic crater - Draco, Dragon - globo, mundo, terra — Earth, globe, world - Europa - Vênus, Vénus — evening star, Hesperus, morning star, Venus, Vesper - flare star - Ganymede - giant, giant star - Great Bear, Ursa Major - Hercules - hidrosfera — hydrosphere - Hydrus - gas giant, Jovian planet - Large Magellanic Cloud - geosphere, lithosphere - Little Bear, Ursa Minor - Lupus - Lyra - meteorite, meteorito — meteorite - micrometeor, micrometeorite, micrometeoroid - Milky Way, Milky Way Galaxy, Milky Way System - fósforo — daystar, Lucifer, morning star, Phosphorus - multiple star - estrela de nêutrons — neutron star - estrela nova, nova — nova - planetary nebula - planetesimal - estrela-do-norte, estrela Polar — North Star, Polaris, polar star, polestar, pole star, tramontana - Pollux - Proxima, Proxima Centauri - pulsar - quasar — quasar, quasi-stellar radio source - red dwarf, red dwarf star - Beta Orionis, Rigel - satellite - Scorpio, Scorpius - Canicula, Dog Star, Sirius, Sothis - Small Magellanic Cloud - sistema solar — solar system - Crux, Crux Australis, Southern Cross - Spica - sun - supergiant - supernova — supernova - terrestrial planet - Tucana - variable, variable star - anã branca — white dwarf, white dwarf star - astrónomo, astrônomo — astronomer, stargazer, uranologist - Aristarchus of Samos - Copernicus, Mikolaj Kopernik, Nicolaus Copernicus - Eratosthenes - Galileo, Galileo Galilei - Gauss, Karl Friedrich Gauss, Karl Gauss - cosmic dust - Vento solar — solar wind - ano-luz — light year, light-year - Astronomical Unit, AU - parsec, secpar - celestial latitude, dec, declination - ALT, altitude, EL, elevation - celestial longitude, RA, right ascension - risada, riso — HA, hour angle - true anomaly - azimute — AZ, azimuth - ephemeris time, TDT, terrestrial dynamical time, terrestrial time, TT - lua nova — new moon, new phase of the moon - lua cheia — full, full moon, full-of-the-moon, full phase of the moon - sidereal time - day, sidereal day - sidereal year - solstício — solstice - pleno verão — June 21, midsummer, summer solstice - winter solstice[Domaine]