h celestial objects
h
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celestial objects, celestial bodies, cosmic structures, astronomical objects, astronomical bodies [astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology] « g |
h1 [ba]
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at time |
h16 [an]
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originated at time |
h17 [ba]
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existed until time |
h2 [h]
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in outer space region |
h22 [h]
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near celestial object |
h23 [it]
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climate |
h28 [an]
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at declination |
h3 [:]
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rotation, spinning |
h4 [f]
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composed of substance |
h44 [e]
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composed of element |
h5 [:]
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structural layer |
h5c
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core |
h5o
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surface |
h5s
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atmosphere |
h7 [d7]
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moving with proper motion [celestial mechanics] |
h78 [h]
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orbiting central object |
h80 [an]
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absolute magnitude |
h9 [an]
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color index, temperature |
hU
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the Earth |
hU5 [:]
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in structural layer |
ha
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dark matter |
hb
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nebulae |
hc
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clouds, diffuse nebulae |
hce
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molecular clouds |
hcg
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Bok globules, Thackeray's globules |
hg
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galaxies |
hgU
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the Milky Way |
hgd
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spiral galaxies, disk galaxies |
hgp
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elliptical galaxies |
hh
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galaxy clusters |
hhg
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groups of galaxies |
hhl
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clusters |
hhs
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superclusters |
hj
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brown dwarves |
hk
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stars |
hk9 [:]
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of spectral type |
hkU
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the Sun |
hkb
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subdwarf stars |
hkd
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dwarf stars |
hkf
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subgiant stars |
hkg
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giant stars |
hkh
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bright giant stars |
hkj
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supergiant stars |
hkk
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hypergiant stars |
hp
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planets |
hpU
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solar planets |
hq
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planetary systems, star systems, stellar systems |
hqU
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the Solar system |
hqc
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binary stars |
hqd
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triple star systems |
hr
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star clusters |
hrU
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Pleiades |
hrg
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globular clusters, GCs |
hri
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intermediate star clusters |
hro
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open clusters |
hs
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natural satellites, moons |
hsU
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the Moon |
it5 [:]
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at season « h8 |
j
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land, land formations, regions [Earth sciences, geology, topography] « h |
j2 [h]
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on celestial body |
j6e
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meteorites « hg |
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