User:Spacepotato/Unsorted
- 1E161348-5055
- 2006 definition of planet
- 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey
- 2MASS
- 2MASS 0532+8246
- 2MASS J07491255+5552336
- 3C 191
- 3C 212
- 3C236
- 3C 273
- 3C 279
- 3C 295
- 3C 305
- 3C 390.3
- 3C 449
- 3C 47
- 3C 48
- 3C58
- 3C 75
- 3C 83.1B
- 3C 9
- 3D/Biela
- 4C 37.11
- 4Frontiers Corporation
- 4U 0142+61
- 4U 0614+091
- 4U 1700-37
- 5D/Brorsen
- 6Q0B44E
- A1689-zD1
- AB Doradus moving group
- Abell 1689
- Abell 1835
- Abell 1835 IR1916
- Abell 2029
- Abell 2218
- Abell 2667
- Abell 3266
- Abell 400
- Abell 520
- Abell 754
- Abell catalogue
- Abell S740
- Abeona Mons
- Accelerating universe
- Accretion disc
- Achernar
- Achondrite
- Acidalia Planitia
- ACIGA
- Active galactic nucleus
- Adam Block
- A. David Andrews
- Adélie Land meteorite
- Adeona family
- Adhil
- Adrastea (moon)
- Adrián Galád
- ADS 16402
- AdS black hole
- Advanced Composition Explorer
- Advanced Technology Solar Telescope
- Aegir (moon)
- AEGIS (astronomy)
- AFGL 2591
- Age of the universe
- AIGO
- Air Force Maui Optical and Supercomputing observatory
- Air Quality Index
- Air quality modeling
- Air shower (physics)
- Airy-0
- Airy (Martian crater)
- Aitken Double Star Catalogue
- Aitne (moon)
- Åke Wallenquist
- Akihiko Tago
- Akimasa Nakamura
- Akira Natori
- Akna Montes
- Aladin Sky Atlas
- Alain Maury
- Alamo bolide impact
- Alan C. Gilmore
- Alan Hale (astronomer)
- Alan Magee
- A. Laurent
- Alba Patera
- Albareto (meteorite)
- Albert F. A. L. Jones
- Albert George Wilson
- Albert Marth
- Albiorix (moon)
- Albireo
- Albor Tholus
- Alcides Moreno
- Aldebaran
- Alderaan (astronomy)
- Aldo Di Clemente
- Alexander F. I. Forbes
- Alexander Pravda
- Alexandre Schaumasse
- Alex Cruz
- Alexis Brandeker
- Alfred Bohrmann
- Alfredo Caronia
- Alfred Schmitt
- Algol
- Algol paradox
- Algol variable
- ALH84001
- Alíz Derekas
- Allan Sandage
- Allende meteorite
- All Sky Automated Survey
- Al Niyat
- Alpha² Canum Venaticorum variable
- Alphabus
- Alpha Centaurids
- Alpha Cygni variable
- Alpha Persei Cluster
- Alphard
- Alpher-Bethe-Gamow paper
- Alphonse Louis Nicolas Borrelly
- Altair
- Altair (spacecraft)
- Al Thalimain
- Álvaro López-García
- Alvin (crater)
- AM 0644-741
- AM-2
- Amalthea (moon)
- Amazonis Planitia
- AMC-18 (satellite)
- AMC 3
- AM CVn star
- American Association of Variable Star Observers
- Ametlla de Mar Observatory
- Amor asteroid records
- Amphidromic point
- Amphoterite
- Am star
- Amy B. Jordan (astronomer)
- Anala Mons
- Analemma
- Ananke group
- Ananke (moon)
- Andrea Boattini
- Andrea Di Paola
- André Patry
- Andrew Graham (astronomer)
- Andrew Lowe
- Andromeda Galaxy
- Andromeda I
- Andromeda II
- Andromeda III
- Andromeda IV
- Andromeda IX
- Andromeda-Milky Way collision
- Andromeda's satellite galaxies
- Andromeda V
- Andromeda VIII
- Andromeda X
- Andromedids
- Àngel López
- Anglo-Australian Near-Earth Asteroid Survey
- Angular size redshift relation
- Anik (satellite)
- Anlaug Amanda Djupvik
- Annibale de Gasparis
- Anomalous X-ray pulsar
- ANSMET
- Antares
- Antennae Galaxies
- Anthe (moon)
- Anthropic principle
- Anticenter shell
- Anti-greenhouse effect
- Antitaenite
- Antlia Cluster
- Antlia Dwarf
- Antoniadi (Martian crater)
- Antonín Mrkos
- Antonio Vagnozzi
- Anton Staus
- Aoede (moon)
- Apache Point Observatory Lunar Laser-ranging Operation
- Ap and Bp star
- APM 08279+5255
- Apollo 1 Hills
- Apollo Applications Program
- Apollo asteroid records
- Apollo Lunar Module
- Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package
- Apollo program
- Apparent horizon
- Apparent weight
- Appearance of extrasolar planets
- April 2005 lunar eclipse
- Apse line
- Apsis
- Apstar VI
- Aquariids
- Aquarius Dwarf
- Aram Chaos
- Arcadia Planitia
- Arche (moon)
- Arches Cluster
- Arctic Mars Analog Svalbard Expedition (AMASE) 2006
- Arcturus
- Arcturus stream
- ArDM
- Ardra (nakshatra)
- Areocentric orbit
- Areostationary orbit
- Areosynchronous orbit
- Ares Vallis
- Argo (crater)
- Argo Navis
- Argument of periapsis
- Argyre Planitia
- Ariel (moon)
- Arietids
- Arjuna asteroid
- Armstrong Limit
- Arno Arthur Wachmann
- Arnold Richard Klemola
- Arp 104
- Arp 107
- Arp 220
- Arp 299
- Arp 87
- Artemis Project
- Arthur C. Clarke
- Artificial gravity
- Asalesha Nakshatram
- Ascraeus Mons
- Ashen light
- Ashvini
- Asiago-DLR Asteroid Survey
- Aspects of Venus
- Assyrian eclipse
- Asterism (astronomy)
- Asteroid belt
- Asteroid deflection strategies
- Asteroid family
- Asteroid moon
- Asteroid spectral types
- Asteroseismology
- Astos
- Astra 1B
- Astra 1C
- Astra 1D
- Astra 1KR
- Astra 2A
- Astra 2D
- Astrobotic Technology
- Astrology
- Astrology and astronomy
- Astrometric binary
- Astronomer
- Astronomical algorithm
- Astronomical catalog
- Astronomical constant
- Astronomical naming conventions
- Astronomical object
- Astronomical seeing
- Astronomical survey
- Astronomical symbols
- Astronomical transit
- Astronomical unit
- Astronomische Gesellschaft Katalog
- Astronomy
- Astronomy in Chile
- Astronomy on Mars
- Astrophysical maser
- Asymptotic giant branch
- Ataxite
- Aten asteroid records
- Athabasca Valles
- ATHLETE (robot)
- Atlantis basin
- Atlas (moon)
- Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies
- Atmosphere
- Atmosphere of Jupiter
- Atmosphere of Mars
- Atmosphere of Mercury
- Atmosphere of the Moon
- Atmosphere of Titan
- Atmosphere of Triton
- Atmosphere of Uranus
- Atmosphere of Venus
- Atmosphere (unit)
- Atmospheric diffraction
- Atmospheric Dispersion
- Atmospheric duct
- Atmospheric escape
- Atmospheric models
- Atmospheric pressure
- Atmospheric waveguide
- Atsuo Asami
- Atsushi Sugie
- Atsushi Takahashi
- Atutahi
- A-type asteroid
- Aubrite
- Audrey C. Delsanti
- August 1989 lunar eclipse
- August 2007 lunar eclipse
- August 2008 lunar eclipse
- August 2009 lunar eclipse
- Augusta family
- Auguste Charlois
- August Kopff
- Augusto Testa
- Aurorae Sinus
- Australia Mars Analog Research Station
- Autonoe (moon)
- Avernus Colles
- A V star
- Award star
- Axino
- Axion
- AX J0851.9-4617
- AXP 1E 1048-59
- Azuara impact structure
- Azure Dragon
- Baade's Window
- Babcock Model
- Badlands Observatory
- Baetylus
- Baily's beads
- Balanced flow
- Baptistina family
- Barium star
- Barnacle Bill (Mars)
- Barnard 147
- Barnard (Martian crater)
- Barnard's Loop
- Barnard's Star
- Barnes-Hut simulation
- Barometric formula
- Barred irregular galaxy
- Barred lenticular galaxy
- Barred spiral galaxy
- Barringer Medal
- Baryogenesis
- Baryonic dark matter
- Bastille Day event
- BATTeRS
- Battle of Halys (585 BC)
- Bayer designation
- Beagle (crater)
- Beardsley meteorite
- Bebhionn (moon)
- Becquerel (Martian crater)
- Bediasite
- Beehive Cluster
- Beer (Martian crater)
- Behenian fixed star
- Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
- Belinda (moon)
- Bench Crater meteorite
- Benjamin Jekhowsky
- Bergelmir (moon)
- Be star
- Bestla (moon)
- Beta Cephei variable
- Beta Lyrae variable
- Beta Pictoris Moving Group
- Beta Taurids
- Betelgeuse
- Be X-ray binaries
- Bharani
- Bṛhaspati
- Bianca (moon)
- Bianchi classification
- Biblis Patera
- Bi-elliptic transfer
- Big Bang
- Big Bang nucleosynthesis
- Big Bang Observer
- Big Bounce
- Big Crunch
- Big Dipper
- Big Rip
- Binary pulsar
- Binary star
- Binary stars in fiction
- Binary system (astronomy)
- Bipolar nebula
- Bipolar outflow
- Birkat HaHammah
- Bisei Spaceguard Center
- BKL singularity
- Black brane
- Black drop effect
- Black dwarf
- Blackett effect
- Black Eye Galaxy
- Black hole
- Black hole electron
- Black hole information paradox
- Black hole thermodynamics
- Black moon
- Black Stone
- Black string
- Black Tortoise
- Blazar
- BL Lac object
- Blue blobs
- Blue compact dwarf galaxy
- Blue dwarf (red dwarf stage)
- Blue giant
- Blue moon
- Blue shift
- Blue straggler
- Blue supergiant
- Bohdan Paczyński
- Bok globule
- Boltzmann brain
- Bond (Chinese constellation)
- Bonneville (crater)
- Bonnor-Ebert mass
- Book of Fixed Stars
- Boomerang Nebula
- Boötes Dwarf Galaxy
- Boötes void
- Borasisi
- Boss General Catalogue
- Bouguer anomaly
- Bouguer plate
- Bounce Rock
- Bow shock
- Box orbit
- Boyden Observatory
- Boyer-Lindquist coordinates
- BPM 37093
- Brahin (meteorite)
- Brane cosmology
- Brasilsat B1
- Brenham (meteorite)
- Brian A. Skiff
- Brian G. Marsden
- Brian P. Roman
- Brightest cluster galaxy
- Bright giant
- Bright Star Catalogue
- Brocchi's Cluster
- Bronze Star Medal
- Brown dwarf
- Brunswick star
- B-type asteroid
- Bubble Nebula (NGC 6822)
- Budha
- Bulge (astronomy)
- Bullet Cluster
- Burckle Crater
- Burroughs (crater)
- Butterfly Cluster
- Butterfly Nebula (disambiguation)
- B-V colour
- B Velorum (supergiant)
- B V star
- BY Draconis variable
- Calabash Nebula
- Calar Alto Observatory
- Calcium-aluminium-rich inclusion
- Caldwell catalogue
- Caliban (moon)
- California and Carnegie Planet Search
- California Nebula
- Callirrhoe (moon)
- Callisto (moon)
- Caloris Montes
- Calvera (neutron star)
- Calypso (moon)
- Campo Imperatore Near-Earth Objects Survey
- Campo Imperatore Near Earth Object Survey
- Cando event
- Candor Chasma
- Canes II Group
- Canes Venatici Dwarf Galaxy
- Canis Major Dwarf Galaxy
- Canonical units
- Canopus
- Canso (crater)
- Canyon Diablo (meteorite)
- Cape Verde (Mars)
- Cape York meteorite
- Cappello romano
- Captain Marvel (Marvel Comics)
- Capture orbit
- Carancas impact event
- Carbonaceous chondrite
- Carbonates on Mars
- Carbon burning process
- Carbon detonation
- Carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere
- Carbon planet
- Carbon respiration
- Carbon star
- Carina Dwarf
- Carina Nebula
- Carl A. Wirtanen
- Carl Clarence Kiess
- Carl Gustav Witt
- Carlos Torres
- Carlos Ulrrico Cesco
- Carl Otto Lampland
- Carl W. Hergenrother
- Carme group
- Carme (moon)
- Carolyn S. Shoemaker
- Carpo (moon)
- Carrington rotation
- Carte du Ciel
- Cartwheel Galaxy
- Casimir Marie Gaudibert
- Cassini (Martian crater)
- Cassiopeia A
- Cassiopeia Dwarf
- Castor Moving Group
- Cataclysmic variable star
- Catalina Sky Survey
- Catalog of Components of Double and Multiple Stars
- Catalogue of Galaxies and Clusters of Galaxies
- Catalogues of Fundamental Stars
- Cat's Eye Nebula
- Causal dynamical triangulation
- Cave Nebula
- Caves of Mars Project
- Caxias (crater)
- Cayrel's Star
- Celestial coordinate system
- Celestial equator
- Celestial mechanics
- Celestial spheres
- Centaur and TNO pronunciation
- Centaur (planetoid)
- Centaurus A
- Centaurus A/M83 Group
- Centaurus Cluster
- Centaurus X-3
- Central body
- Central Fire
- Centre de recherches en géodynamique et astrométrie
- Cepheid variable
- Cerberus Fossae
- Cerberus Hemisphere
- Cerberus (Martian albedo feature)
- Ceres (dwarf planet)
- Ceres in fiction
- CERN Axion Solar Telescope
- Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory
- Cetus Dwarf
- CfA Redshift Survey
- Cha 110913-773444
- Chad Trujillo
- Chafe (crater)
- ChaHα8
- Chaldene (moon)
- Chandrasekhar limit
- ChaNGa
- Chang-Refsdal lens
- Chaotic Inflation theory
- Characteristic energy
- Charged black hole
- Chariot (Chinese constellation)
- Charles P. de Saint-Aignan
- Charles T. Kowal
- Charles W. Juels
- Charon (moon)
- Charon (mythology)
- Chart datum
- Chassigny (meteorite)
- Cheonsang Yeolcha Bunyajido
- Chereul 3
- Chertan
- Chiemgau impact crater
- Chinese constellations
- Chinese star maps
- Chinguetti meteorite
- Chiron (hypothetical moon)
- Chondrite
- Chondrule
- Christian Heinrich Friedrich Peters
- Christian Pollas
- Christopher Aikman
- Christopher McKay (planetary scientist)
- Chromosphere
- CH stars
- Chthonian planet
- Circinus Galaxy
- Circular orbit
- Circular polarization of starlight
- Circumpolar constellation
- Circumpolar star
- Circumstellar disk
- Cis-Neptunian object
- Ciuacoatl Mons
- CL0024+17
- CL1358+62
- Cl* 1806-20
- Claes-Ingvar Lagerkvist
- Claire Armstrong
- Classical Kuiper belt object
- Classical planets in Western alchemy
- Clearing the neighbourhood
- Climate of Mars
- Climate of Uranus
- Clovis comet
- Clutter folding
- Clutter (radar)
- Clyde Tombaugh
- CMBFAST
- C. Michelle Olmstead
- Coalsack Nebula
- Code of the Lifemaker
- CoKu Tau/4
- Cold dark matter
- Collinder catalog
- Colonization of Ceres
- Colonization of Europa
- Colonization of Mars
- Colonization of Mercury
- Colonization of the Moon
- Colonization of Titan
- Colonization of Venus
- Color-color diagram
- Columbia Hills (Mars)
- Coma Cluster
- Coma (cometary)
- Coma star cluster
- Coma Supercluster
- Comet
- Comet Arend-Roland
- Comet Bennett
- Comet de Vico
- Comet Donati
- Comet dust
- Comet Encke
- Comet Galaxy
- Comet Hale-Bopp
- Comet Humason
- Comet Hyakutake
- Comet Ikeya-Seki
- Comet IRAS-Araki-Alcock
- Comet Kohoutek
- Comet LINEAR
- Comet Machholz
- Comet McNaught
- Comet McNaught-Russell
- Comet Morehouse
- Comet nucleus
- Comet Pereyra
- Comet Pojmański
- Comet Rendezvous Asteroid Flyby
- Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9
- Comet Skjellerup-Maristany
- Comet Skorichenko-George
- Comet SWAN
- Comet West
- Comet White-Ortiz-Bolelli
- Comet Zhu-Balam
- Common envelope binary
- Comoving distance
- Compact star
- Conamara Chaos
- Cone Nebula
- Conjunction (astronomy and astrology)
- Constellation
- Contact binary
- Contributors to cosmology
- Controlled atmosphere
- Cooling flow
- Co-orbital moon
- Co-orbital satellite
- Copenhagen University Observatory
- Copernican period
- Copernican principle
- Cor Caroli
- Cordelia (moon)
- Cordell-Lorenz Observatory
- Coriolis field
- Cornelis Johannes van Houten
- Corona
- Coronal hole
- Coronal loop
- Coronal mass ejection
- Coronal seismology
- Cosmic Calendar
- Cosmic censorship hypothesis
- Cosmic distance ladder
- Cosmic dust
- Cosmic egg
- Cosmic evolution
- Cosmic gravitational wave background
- Cosmic inflation
- Cosmic infrared background
- Cosmic latte
- Cosmic microwave background experiments
- Cosmic microwave background radiation
- Cosmic neutrino background
- Cosmic ray
- Cosmic string
- Cosmic variance
- Cosmogenesis
- Cosmogony
- Cosmological constant
- Cosmological decade
- Cosmological horizon
- Cosmological perturbation theory
- Cosmological Principle
- Cosmology
- Cosmos
- Counter-Earth
- Coupling, Energetics and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions
- Crab Nebula
- Crab Pulsar
- Crater counting
- Crescent
- Crescent Nebula
- Cressida (moon)
- CRESST (Dark Matter Search)
- Cretaceous–Tertiary extinction event
- Crewe (crater)
- Crew Exploration Vehicle
- Crimean Astrophysical Observatory
- Crivitz (crater)
- Črni Vrh Observatory
- Crucifixion eclipse
- Cryogenic Dark Matter Search
- C-type asteroid
- Culmination
- Cuno Hoffmeister
- Cupid (moon)
- Curved space
- Cuspy halo problem
- Custos Messium
- CXO J164710.2-455216
- CXOU J061705.3+222127
- Cyanometer
- Cyclic model
- Cydonia Mensae
- Cygnus A
- Cygnus Arm
- Cygnus OB2-12
- Cygnus X-1
- Cygnus X-3
- Cyg OB2-12
- Cyg OB2 -8A
- Cyllene (moon)
- Cyril V. Jackson
- Cytherean
- D/1892 T1
- Dactyl (moon)
- Dalton Minimum
- DAMA/NaI
- Dandelion Crater
- DANEOPS
- Daniel du Toit
- Danjon scale
- Dao Vallis
- Daphnis (moon)
- Darian calendar
- Dark dune spot
- Dark energy
- Dark energy star
- Dark fluid
- Dark galaxy
- Dark Horse (astronomy)
- Dark matter
- Dark matter behavior
- Dark matter halo
- Dark moon
- Dark nebula
- Dark star
- Dark star (dark matter)
- David C. Jewitt
- David D. Balam
- David Dunlap Observatory Catalogue
- David H. Levy
- David Hughes (astronomer)
- David J. Asher
- David J. Tholen
- David L. Rabinowitz
- Dawn (spacecraft)
- Day length
- DEAP
- Debris disk
- Decans
- Deceleration parameter
- December 1992 lunar eclipse
- December 2001 lunar eclipse
- December 2009 lunar eclipse
- December 2010 lunar eclipse
- December 2011 lunar eclipse
- DEEP2 Redshift Survey
- Deep Ecliptic Survey
- Deep Impact (space mission)
- Deep Lens Survey
- Definition of planet
- Degenerate matter
- Deimos (moon)
- Delaunay tessellation field estimator
- Delaware Diamond
- DeLisle Stewart
- Delta Cancrids
- Delta Scuti variable
- Delta-v
- Delta-v budget
- DEN 0255-4700
- DEN 1048-3956
- Deneb
- Deneb el Okab
- Denebola
- DENIS-P J020529.0-115925
- Dennis di Cicco
- Dennis K. Chesney
- Density contrast
- Desdemona (moon)
- Desertec
- Desert planet
- De Sitter universe
- Despina (moon)
- Detached binary
- Detached object (astronomy)
- Deucalion
- Deuteronilus Mensae
- Diamond Cross
- Diamond ring effect (solar eclipse)
- Differential rotation
- Diffuse interstellar band
- Diffuse nebula
- Diffuse sky radiation
- Digitized Sky Survey
- Dimensionless Hubble parameter
- Dinorwic (crater)
- Diogenite
- Dione (moon)
- Dipole anisotropy
- Dipper (Chinese constellation)
- Dirac large numbers hypothesis
- Directional Recoil Identification From Tracks
- DirecTV-10
- DIRECTV-5
- Disc galaxy
- Disc (galaxy)
- Discovery of cosmic microwave background radiation
- Discovery of Neptune
- Discovery of the Martian moons
- Distance measures (cosmology)
- Diurnal motion
- Dog Days
- Domain wall
- Dong Fang Hong 02
- Doppler imaging
- Dorado Group
- Dorsa Aldrovandi
- Dorsa Andrusov
- Dorsa Argand
- Dorsa Barlow
- Dorsa Burnet
- Dorsa Cato
- Dorsa Dana
- Dorsa Ewing
- Dorsa Geikie
- Dorsa Harker
- Dorsa Lister
- Dorsa Mawson
- Dorsa Rubey
- Dorsa Smirnov
- Dorsa Sorby
- Dorsa Stille
- Dorsa Tetyaev
- Dorsa Whiston
- Dorsum Arduino
- Dorsum Azara
- Dorsum Bucher
- Dorsum Buckland
- Dorsum Cayeux
- Dorsum Cloos
- Dorsum Cushman
- Dorsum Gast
- Dorsum Grabau
- Dorsum Guettard
- Dorsum Heim
- Dorsum Higazy
- Dorsum Nicol
- Dorsum Niggli
- Dorsum Oppel
- Dorsum Owen
- Dorsum Scilla
- Dorsum Termier
- Dorsum Thera
- Dorsum Von Cotta
- Dorsum Zirkel
- Double Cluster
- Double Helix Nebula
- Double planet
- Double quasar
- Double star
- Draco Dwarf
- Dragon's Egg
- Dragon Storm (astronomy)
- Dream of Scipio
- D region
- D-type asteroid
- Dumbbell Nebula
- Dunhuang map
- Durchmusterung
- Dušan Kalmančok
- Dust devil
- Dwarf elliptical galaxy
- Dwarf galaxy
- Dwarf galaxy problem
- Dwarf nova
- Dwarf planet
- Dwarf spheroidal galaxy
- Dwarf spiral galaxy
- Dwingeloo 1
- Dwingeloo 2
- Dynamical friction
- Dynamical parallax
- DY Persei variable
- Dysnomia (moon)
- Dyson's eternal intelligence
- Dyson sphere
- Eagle Nebula
- Early bombardment phase
- Early-type star
- Earth
- Earth and Moon
- Earth Impact Database
- Earthly Branches
- Earth-Moon barycenter
- Earth's atmosphere
- Earth's gravity
- Earth's orbit
- Earth's rotation
- Earth tide
- Earth Trojan asteroid
- East-Asian Planet Search Network
- Eastern Mediterranean event
- Eccentric anomaly
- Eccentricity (mathematics)
- Eccentricity vector
- Eccentric Jupiter
- Echus Chasma
- Echus Montes
- Eclipse
- Eclipse Comet of 1882
- Eclipse cycle
- Eclipsing binary
- Ecliptic
- Edmund Neville Nevill
- Édouard Jean-Marie Stephan
- EDUSAT (Satellite)
- Edward Emerson Barnard
- Edward L. G. Bowell
- Edwin Foster Coddington
- Edwin Hubble
- Effective temperature
- Egg Nebula
- Eighth Cambridge Survey
- Einstein Cross
- Einstein@Home
- Einstein radius
- Einstein ring
- Ejecta
- Ejnar Hertzsprung
- Ekpyrotic
- Elara (moon)
- El Capitan (Mars)
- Eleanor F. Helin
- Electroweak epoch
- Elephant's Trunk nebula
- Elia Millosevich
- Elizabeth Roemer
- Ella Island
- Elliptical galaxy
- Elliptic orbit
- Elongation (astronomy)
- Elysium Mons
- Elysium Planitia
- Emil Ernst
- Emission nebula
- Emma Dean (crater)
- Emptiness (Chinese constellation)
- Empyrean
- Encampment (Chinese constellation)
- Enceladus (moon)
- E Nebula
- Energia Lunar Expedition
- Eos Chasma
- Ephemeris
- Epimetheus (moon)
- Episode list of The Universe (TV series)
- Epoch (astronomy)
- EPOXI
- Equation of state (cosmology)
- Equation of the center
- Equation of time
- Equations for a falling body
- Equatorial bulge
- Equatorial coordinate system
- Equinox
- Eratosthenian
- Erebus (crater)
- Ergosphere
- Eric Walter Elst
- Eridania Lake
- Erinome (moon)
- Eris (dwarf planet)
- Eris (mythology)
- Ernest Leonard Johnson
- Ernst Wilhelm Leberecht Tempel
- Erriapus (moon)
- Escape orbit
- Escape velocity
- Eskimo Nebula
- ESO 269-57
- ESO 510-G13
- Esperanto symbols
- Esquel (meteorite)
- Eta Aquariids
- Eta Carinids
- E-type asteroid
- Euanthe (moon)
- Eucrite
- Eugène Joseph Delporte
- Eugene Merle Shoemaker
- Eukelade (moon)
- Euler's three-body problem
- Eunomia family
- Euporie (moon)
- Eurobird 1
- Europa (moon)
- Europa Orbiter
- European Combined Geodetic Network
- European Gravitational Observatory
- European Mars Analog Research Station
- European Space Information System
- Eurydome (moon)
- Evection
- Evershed effect
- Evolution of water on Mars and Earth
- Exoplanetology
- Exosphere
- Exotic matter
- Exotic star
- Exploration of Jupiter
- Exploration of Mars
- Exploration of Neptune
- Exploration of Saturn
- Exploration of the Moon
- Exploration of Uranus
- Exploration Systems Architecture Study
- Extended Groth Strip
- Extended Net (Chinese constellation)
- Extragalactic Distance Scale
- Extrasolar moon
- Extrasolar planet
- Extraterrestrial atmospheres
- Extraterrestrial cyclone
- Extraterrestrial liquid water
- Extraterrestrial materials
- Extraterrestrial real estate
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- False vacuum
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- Ferdinand (moon)
- Fermi glow
- Fernand Courty
- Fernand Rigaux
- Fg (physics)
- Fiasco (novel)
- Field aligned irregularities
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- Fifth Cambridge Survey of Radio Sources
- Fifth planet (hypothetical)
- Final anthropic principle
- Fingers of God
- First Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources
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- Flatness problem
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- Flora family
- Flyby anomaly
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- Follow the Drinkin' Gourd
- Fomalhaut
- Forbush decrease
- Formation and evolution of the Solar System
- Former constellations
- Fornax Cluster
- Fornax Dwarf
- Fornjot (moon)
- Fossil group
- Four star
- Four Symbols (Chinese constellation)
- Fourth Cambridge Survey
- Fox Fur Nebula
- Fractal cosmology
- Fra Mauro formation
- Fram (crater)
- Frame-dragging
- Francesco Manca
- Francesco Maria Grimaldi
- Francisco (moon)
- François Arago
- François Gonnessiat
- Frank B. Zoltowski
- Frank Elmore Ross
- Franz Kaiser
- Frederici Honores
- Frédéric Sy
- Fred Lawrence Whipple
- Free-air anomaly
- Free drift
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- Free-fall time
- Freimut Börngen
- Friedrich Karl Arnold Schwassmann
- Friedrich Tietjen
- Frosty Leo Nebula
- FSC15307+3253
- F-type asteroid
- Fukang (meteorite)
- Full moon
- Full moon cycle
- Fundamental plane (elliptical galaxies)
- Fusor (astronomy)
- Future of an expanding universe
- Fuzzball (string theory)
- F V star
- G117-B15A
- G29-38
- Gabriele Cattani
- Gaea trilogy
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- Galactic astronomy
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- Galaxy IV
- Galaxy merger
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- Gamma Cassiopeiae variable
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- Ganges Chasma
- Ganymede (moon)
- Gao-Guenie
- Gary Hug
- Gas giant
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- GCIRS 13E
- GCRT J1745-3009
- GD 358
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- GD 66
- Gefion family
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- General Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters
- General Catalogue of Variable Stars
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- George Henry Peters
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- Ghost (Chinese constellation)
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- Gianluca Masi
- Giant diffuse galaxy
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- Gienah
- Gilbert (Martian crater)
- Giotto mission
- Giovanni Battista Riccioli
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- Giovanni Schiaparelli
- Girl (Chinese constellation)
- Giuseppe Piazzi
- Glass with embedded metal and sulfides
- Glitch (astronomy)
- Global Atmosphere Watch
- Global Oscillations Network Group
- Globular cluster
- Globus Aerostaticus
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- Gnevyshev-Ohl rule
- Goethe Link Observatory
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- GRB 050509b
- GRB 050904
- GRB 060218
- GRB 060614
- GRB 070125
- GRB 080319B
- GRB 990123
- Great Attractor
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- GRO J1655-40
- Groombridge 1618
- Groombridge 1830
- Groombridge 34
- Ground track
- GRS 1124-683
- GRS 1915+105
- GSC 02652-01324
- G. Thomson
- G-type asteroid
- Guabonito
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- Guide Star Catalog
- Guide Star Catalog II
- Guillaume Bigourdan
- Gullstrand-Painlevé coordinates
- Gum Nebula
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- György Kulin
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- Gyula Szabó
- HabCat
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- Haughton-Mars Project
- Haute-Provence Observatory
- Hawking radiation
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- H chondrite
- HCM-6A
- HDE 268835
- HE0107-5240
- HE 0437-5439
- HE0450-2958
- HE1327-2326
- HE 1523-0901
- Head of tide
- Heart (Chinese constellation)
- Heart Nebula
- Heat death of the universe
- Heat Shield Rock
- Heavenly Market enclosure
- Heber Doust Curtis
- Hebes Chasma
- Hecates Tholus
- HED meteorite
- Hegemone (moon)
- Heikki A. Alikoski
- Heimdal (Martian crater)
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- Heinrich Louis d'Arrest
- Heinrich Wilhelm Matthäus Olbers
- Helene (moon)
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- Helioseismography
- Helioseismology
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- Helios probes
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- Hellas-Sat
- Hendrik van Gent
- Henri Debehogne
- Henri Joseph Anastase Perrotin
- Henry Draper Catalogue
- Henry E. Holt
- Henry L. Giclas
- Henyey track
- Herbig Ae/Be stars
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- Hercules Cluster
- Hercules X-1
- Hermann Mayer Salomon Goldschmidt
- Herman Potočnik
- Hermippe (moon)
- Herschel 400 Catalogue
- Herschel (crater on Mimas)
- Herschel (Martian crater)
- Hertzsprung gap
- Hertzsprung-Russell diagram
- Hesperus
- Hess diagram
- Hexahedrite
- HH 34
- Hickson Compact Group
- High Earth orbit
- High-G training
- Highly Elliptical Orbit
- High-mass X-ray binary
- High Possil meteorite
- H II region
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- Himalia group
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- Hinode
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- HIP 67593
- HIPASS
- Hipparcos Catalogue
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- HiRISE
- Hiroki Kosai
- Hiroshi Abe (astronomer)
- Hiroshi Araki
- Hiroshi Kaneda
- Hiroshi Mori (astronomer)
- Hispasat
- History of Solar System formation and evolution hypotheses
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- History of the constellations
- Hitoshi Shiozawa
- HL Tau 76
- Hoag's Object
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- Hodge 301
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- Hohmann transfer orbit
- Holden (Martian crater)
- Holger Thiele
- Holmberg IX
- Holocene Impact Working Group
- Holographic principle
- Homestead (meteorite)
- Homunculus Nebula
- Horace Parnell Tuttle
- Horizon
- Horizon problem
- Horizontal branch
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- Horizontal Falls
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- Horn (Chinese constellation)
- Horologium Cluster
- Horologium Supercluster
- Horse and Rider
- Horsehead Nebula
- Horseshoe orbit
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- Hot Jupiter
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- Howardite
- Hubble Deep Field
- Hubble Guide Star Catalog - Astrographic Catalog/Tycho
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- Hugh Percy Wilkins
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- Hunter's moon
- Husband Hill
- Huya
- Huygens (crater)
- Huygens probe
- HVC 127-41-330
- Hyades (star cluster)
- Hydra-Centaurus Supercluster
- Hydra Cluster
- Hydra (moon)
- Hydrogen line
- Hygiea family
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- Hyperion (moon)
- Hypernova
- Hypervelocity star
- Hypotheses non fingo
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- Iani Chaos
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- Ice dwarf
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- I.M.Chisov
- Imilac
- Immirzi parameter
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- Impact structure
- Impact winter
- Imperial Earth
- Improper motion
- Inclination
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- Index Catalogue
- Index Catalogue of Visual Double Stars
- Indiana Asteroid Program
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- Inertial space
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- Inferior and superior planets
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- Inflaton
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- Inhomogeneous cosmology
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- Intelsat 11
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- Intelsat 9
- Intelsat I
- Interacting binary star
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- International Cometary Explorer
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- Introduction to general relativity
- Introduction to M-theory
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- IOK-1
- Io (moon)
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- IRC +10216
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- Irregular moon
- Irregular variable
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- Ixion
- I Zwicky 18
- J002E3
- J0806
- Jacchia Reference Atmosphere
- Jack Sound
- Jacobi integral
- James Craig Watson
- James Edward Keeler
- James E. Faller
- James Ferguson (astronomer)
- James M. Roe
- James Whitney Young
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- Jane Luu
- January 2000 lunar eclipse
- January 2001 lunar eclipse
- Janus (moon)
- Japan Spaceguard Association
- Jarnsaxa (moon)
- Jaume Nomen
- JCSAT-9
- Jean Chacornac
- Jean-Claude Merlin
- Jean Mueller
- Jeff T. Alu
- Jérôme Eugène Coggia
- Jet Propulsion Laboratory Developmental Ephemeris
- Jewel Box
- Jezero (crater)
- J. Lawrence Smith Medal
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- Joel Hastings Metcalf
- Johannes Hevelius
- Johann Friedrich Julius Schmidt
- Johann Gottfried Galle
- Johann Heinrich von Mädler
- Johann Hieronymus Schröter
- Johann Holetschek
- Johann Nepomuk Krieger
- Johann Palisa
- John Broughton
- John Couch Adams
- John Russell Hind
- John Russell (painter)
- John V. McClusky
- Josep Comas Solà
- Joseph Helffrich
- Jovian Europa Orbiter
- Joy's Law
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- J-type asteroid
- Juan Hartmann
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- Julian day
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- July 2000 lunar eclipse
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- July 2009 lunar eclipse
- Jun Chen
- June 2002 lunar eclipse
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- June 2011 lunar eclipse
- June Bootids
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- Juno (spacecraft)
- Jupiter
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- Kaidun meteorite
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- Kallichore (moon)
- Kaluza–Klein theory
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- Kamacite
- Kaoru Ikeya
- Kapteyn's Star
- Kara crater
- Kari (moon)
- Karin family
- Karl Augustesen
- Karl Ludwig Harding
- Karl Ludwig Hencke
- Karl Theodor Robert Luther
- Karl Wilhelm Reinmuth
- Kármán line
- Karoonda meteorite
- Kaspar Gottfried Schweizer
- Katzman Automatic Imaging Telescope
- KazSat
- Kazuo Kubokawa
- Kazuro Watanabe
- Keeling Curve
- Kemble's Cascade
- Kenneth J. Lawrence
- Kenzo Suzuki (astronomer)
- Kepler (Martian crater)
- Kepler orbit
- Kepler's laws of planetary motion
- Kerr metric
- Ketu (mythology)
- Keun Nan Mun
- Kiichiro Hurukawa
- Kin Endate
- King tide
- Kiviuq (moon)
- Klemperer rosette
- Kleť Observatory
- Koga (crater)
- Kōichirō Tomita
- Korado Korlević
- Kordylewski cloud
- Kore (moon)
- Koronis family
- Koyo Kawanishi
- Kozai mechanism
- Krasnojarsk (meteorite)
- KREEP
- Kreutz Sungrazers
- Krisztián Sárneczky
- Kruger 60
- Krzeminski's Star
- K–T boundary
- Kṛttikā
- K-type asteroid
- Kugelblitz (astrophysics)
- Kuiper belt
- K V star
- KW Sagitarii
- L1014
- L1157
- L 675-81
- Labes
- Lacaille 8760
- Lacaille 9352
- Lacus Doloris
- Lacus Gaudii
- Lacus Hiemalis
- Lacus Lenitatis
- Lacus Luxuriae
- Lacus Oblivionis
- Lacus Odii
- Lacus Timoris
- Lacus Veris
- Ladislav Brožek
- Lagoon Nebula
- Lagrangian point
- L'Aigle (meteorite)
- Lalande 21185
- Lalande 21185d
- Lambda-CDM model
- Laomedeia (moon)
- Laplace limit
- Laplace-Runge-Lenz vector
- Large Magellanic Cloud
- Large Synoptic Survey Telescope
- Large Underground Xenon experiment
- Larissa (moon)
- Larry's Lookout
- Laser accelerometer
- Laser Interferometer Space Antenna
- La Silla Observatory
- Last Chance (Mars)
- La Superba
- Late Heavy Bombardment
- Late-type star
- LBQS 1429-008
- LBV 1806-20
- LCGT
- L chondrite
- Leda (moon)
- Legs (Chinese constellation)
- LEK Lunar Expeditionary Complex
- Leland E. Cunningham
- Lenka Kotková
- Lenticular galaxy
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- Leo Anton Karl de Ball
- Leo Cluster
- Leo I (dwarf galaxy)
- Leo II (dwarf galaxy)
- Leonard L. Amburgey
- Leonard Medal
- Leonids
- Leo Triplet
- Leptogenesis (physics)
- Lepton epoch
- Lernaean Hydra
- Levitation
- LGM-1
- LH54-425
- LH 95
- LHA 120-N 157B
- LHS 288
- LHS 292
- Libration
- Life on Mars
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- Lighter than air
- Lightest Supersymmetric Particle
- LIGO
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- Lipót Schulhof
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- List of 16th century lunar eclipses
- List of 17th century lunar eclipses
- List of 18th century lunar eclipses
- List of 19th century lunar eclipses
- List of 20th century lunar eclipses
- List of 21st century lunar eclipses
- List of 22nd century lunar eclipses
- List of 23rd century lunar eclipses
- List of 24th century lunar eclipses
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- List of Abell clusters
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- List of Arabic star names
- List of artificial objects on the Moon
- List of artificial objects on Venus
- List of asteroid-discovering observatories
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- List of astronomical catalogues
- List of basic astronomy topics
- List of brightest stars
- List of brown dwarfs
- List of comets
- List of constellations
- List of constellations by area
- List of craters on 253 Mathilde
- List of craters on Europa
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- List of craters on Umbriel
- List of cubewanos
- List of current and future lunar missions
- List of dark nebulae
- List of diffuse nebulae
- List of extrasolar planet extremes
- List of extraterrestrial volcanoes
- List of features on the Moon
- List of galaxies
- List of galaxy clusters
- List of geological features on 243 Ida and Dactyl
- List of geological features on 25143 Itokawa
- List of geological features on 433 Eros
- List of geological features on 951 Gaspra
- List of geological features on Ariel
- List of geological features on Europa
- List of geological features on Miranda
- List of geological features on Oberon
- List of geological features on Titania
- List of geological features on Triton
- List of globular clusters
- List of hypothetical planetary objects
- List of impact craters on Earth
- List of largest known stars
- List of least massive stars
- List of lineae on Europa
- List of lists of small solar system bodies
- List of lunar eclipses in saros series 121
- List of lunar meteorites
- List of Martian canals
- List of Mercury-crossing asteroids
- List of Messier objects
- List of meteor showers
- List of moons
- List of moons by diameter
- List of most luminous stars
- List of most massive stars
- List of named Amor asteroids
- List of named asteroids (A-C)
- List of named asteroids (D-E)
- List of named asteroids (F-H)
- List of named asteroids (I-K)
- List of named asteroids (L-N)
- List of named asteroids (O-R)
- List of named asteroids (S-V)
- List of named asteroids (W-Z)
- List of named Solar System objects
- List of names for the Milky Way
- List of Near-Earth asteroids by distance from Sun
- List of nearest bright stars
- List of nearest galaxies
- List of nearest stars
- List of NGC objects
- List of NGC objects (1000-1999)
- List of NGC objects (1-999)
- List of NGC objects (2000-2999)
- List of NGC objects (3000-3999)
- List of NGC objects (4000-4999)
- List of NGC objects (5000-5999)
- List of NGC objects (6000-6999)
- List of NGC objects (7000-7840)
- List of non-periodic comets
- List of notable asteroids
- List of numbered Aten asteroids
- List of objects at Lagrangian points
- List of orbits
- List of periodic comets
- List of planetary bodies
- List of planetary nebulae
- List of plutoid candidates
- List of polar-ring galaxies
- List of protoplanetary nebulae
- List of quadrangles on Europa
- List of quadrangles on the Moon
- List of quasars
- List of Saros series for lunar eclipses
- List of semiregular variable stars
- List of solar cycles
- List of solar eclipses in antiquity
- List of solar eclipses in the 20th century
- List of solar eclipses in the 21st century
- List of solar eclipses seen from China
- List of solar eclipses visible from the United Kingdom 1000 - 2090 AD
- List of Solar System objects
- List of Solar System objects by mass
- List of Solar System objects by radius
- List of Solar System objects by surface gravity
- List of spiral galaxies
- List of star names
- List of stars in the Hipparcos Catalogue
- List of stars of Hyades
- List of Stars of Hyades
- List of stars with confirmed extrasolar planets
- List of stars with proplyds
- List of supernova remnants
- List of symbolic stars
- List of the brightest KBOs
- List of traditional star names
- List of trans-Neptunian objects
- List of Trojan asteroids (Greek camp)
- List of Trojan asteroids (Trojan camp)
- List of unconfirmed exoplanets
- List of variable stars
- List of X-ray pulsars
- Lists of astronomical objects
- Lists of stars
- Lists of stars by constellation
- Little Dumbbell Nebula
- Little Ghost Nebula
- Living With a Star
- LK Lander
- Llanesco (crater)
- LL chondrite
- Local Bubble
- Local Group
- Local Interstellar Cloud
- Lochium Funis
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- Loge (moon)
- Lomonosov (Martian crater)
- Longitude of the ascending node
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- Long period variable
- Lonsdaleite
- Loop I Bubble
- Loop II Bubble
- Loop III Bubble
- Loren C. Ball
- Louis Boyer (astronomer)
- Low Earth orbit
- Lowell Observatory Near-Earth-Object Search
- Low energy transfers
- Lower Imbrian
- Low-g condition
- Low-ionization nuclear emission-line region
- Low-mass X-ray binary
- Low surface brightness galaxy
- LP 944-020
- LS 5039
- LS I +61 303
- L-type asteroid
- Lubber fiend
- Luboš Kohoutek
- Luciano Tesi
- Lucien LaCoste
- Luigi Carnera
- Luminosity function (astronomy)
- Luminous blue variable
- Luminous infrared galaxy
- Luminous red nova
- Lunar Architecture (NASA)
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- OH masers
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- Olbers' paradox
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- Orlando A. Naranjo
- Orrery
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- Osamu Muramatsu
- Oscillatory universe
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- Osservatorio San Vittore
- OTELO
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- Otto Struve
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- O V star
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- Ox (Chinese constellation)
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- Paaliaq (moon)
- Pablo Cottenot
- Pair-instability supernova
- Pallas family
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- Pamela M. Kilmartin
- Pancake dome
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- Paolo Chiavenna
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- PAS 1
- Pascal Lee
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- Paul G. Comba
- Paul Götz
- Paul Henry and Prosper Henry
- Paulo R. Holvorcem
- Paul Pellas-Graham Ryder Award
- Paul Wild (Swiss astronomer)
- Pavlovka (meteorite)
- Pavo-Indus Supercluster
- Pavonis Mons
- Payload for Antimatter Matter Exploration and Light-nuclei Astrophysics
- Payload fraction
- Peak of Eternal Light
- Peculiar galaxy
- Peculiar star
- Peekskill meteorite
- Pegasus Dwarf Irregular Galaxy
- Pegasus Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy
- Pelageya Shajn
- Pelican Nebula
- Pendulum rocket fallacy
- Penrose process
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- Percival Lowell
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- Perth Observatory
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- Petar Đurković
- Peter Kušnirák
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- Petr Pravec
- PG 1159 star
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- Population II star
- Population I star
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- Portal:Astronomy
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- Portal:Solar System
- Porter (Martian crater)
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- Portia (moon)
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- POX 186
- Poynting-Robertson effect
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- Pre-Nectarian
- Preon star
- Presolar grains
- Priestley (lunar crater)
- Primordial black hole
- Primordial fluctuations
- Primordial isocurvature baryon model
- Primum Mobile
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- Principal Galaxies Catalogue
- Probing Lensing Anomalies Network
- Procyon
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- Project Horizon
- Promethei Terra
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- Pronunciation of asteroid names
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- Proper motion
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- Prospero (moon)
- Proteus (moon)
- Protogalaxy
- Protoplanet
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- Protoplanetary nebula
- Protostar
- Provisional designation in astronomy
- Przybylski's star
- Psalterium Georgii
- Psamathe (moon)
- PSR B0329+54
- PSR B0329+54A
- PSR B0329+54B
- PSR B0950+08
- PSR B1257+12
- PSR B1257+12 A
- PSR B1257+12 B
- PSR B1257+12 C
- PSR B1257+12 D
- PSR B1259-63
- PSR B1620-26
- PSR B1828-10
- PSR B1828-10A
- PSR B1828-10B
- PSR B1828-10C
- PSR B1829-10
- PSR B1829-10A
- PSR B1913+16
- PSR B1919+21
- PSR J0537-6910
- PSR J0737-3039
- PSR J0855-4644
- PSR J1748-2446ad
- PSR J1903+0327
- PSR J1951+1123
- PSR J2144-3933
- P-type asteroid
- Puck (moon)
- Puffy planet
- Pulsar
- Pulsar kicks
- Pulsar planet
- Pulsar wind nebula
- Pulsating white dwarf
- Pultusk (meteorite)
- Punarvasu
- Puppis A
- Purple Forbidden enclosure
- Purple Mountain Observatory
- Pushya
- PVLAS
- Pwyll (crater)
- Pyrrhotite
- Q0906+6930
- Qidong (meteorite)
- QSO B0038+328
- QSO B0040+517
- QSO B0104+321
- QSO B0109+492
- QSO B0210+860
- QSO B0220+427
- QSO B0307+169
- QSO B0316+413
- QSO B0410+110
- QSO B0605+480
- QSO B0651+542
- QSO B0702+749
- QSO B0903+16
- QSO B0917+458
- QSO B0936+361
- QSO B0958+290
- QSO B1003+351
- QSO B1030+585
- QSO B1100+773
- QSO B1203+645
- QSO B1319+428
- QSO B1336+391
- QSO B1359+154
- QSO B1409+524
- QSO B1419+419
- QSO B1441+5214
- QSO B1522+546
- QSO B1637+826
- QSO B1939+605
- QSO B2121+248
- QSO B2153+377
- QSO B2229+390
- QSO B2243+394
- QSO J0842+1835
- Q star
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- Quadrans Muralis
- Quadrantids
- Quadrupole
- Quake (natural phenomenon)
- Quantum cosmology
- Quantum gravity epoch
- Quaoar (mythology)
- Quark epoch
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- Quasar
- Quasar J1819+3845
- Quasi-satellite
- Quasistar
- Quiescent prominence
- Quintessence (physics)
- Quintuplet cluster
- Q Velorum (dwarf star)
- R136
- R136b
- R 66 and R 126
- Radiant (meteor shower)
- Radiation-Dominated Era
- Radiation pressure
- Radiation zone
- Radio galaxy
- Radio halo
- Radio-quiet neutron star
- Radio relics
- Radio star
- Rafael Pacheco
- Rahu
- Rainbow-1
- Rampart crater
- Ramus Pomifer
- Rance tidal power plant
- Randall-Sundrum model
- Raymond Smith Dugan
- R Coronae Borealis variable
- RCW103
- RCW Catalogue
- RD1
- Red clump
- Red dwarf
- Red giant
- Red Rectangle Nebula
- Redshift
- Redshift quantization
- Redshift survey
- Red Spider Nebula
- Red Square Nebula
- Red star
- Red supergiant
- Reflection nebula
- Regulus
- Reiki Kushida
- Reiner Gamma
- Reionization
- Reissner-Nordström metric
- Relative angular momentum
- Relaxation time
- Relic particles
- Remus (moon)
- Repulsive force (astronomy)
- Resonant trans-Neptunian object
- Retrograde and direct motion
- Reull Vallis
- Reuven Ramaty High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager
- Reverberation mapping
- Revised New General Catalogue
- Rhadamanthus
- Rhea (moon)
- Richard D. Lines
- Richard Martin West
- Richard P. Binzel
- Rigel
- Rille
- Rima Ariadaeus
- Rimae Aristarchus
- Rimae Fresnel
- Rimae Sirsalis
- Ring galaxy
- Ring Nebula
- Ring Nebula (NGC 6822)
- Ring singularity
- Rings of Jupiter
- Rings of Neptune
- Rings of Rhea
- Rings of Saturn
- Rings of Uranus
- Rip current
- Robert Burnham, Jr.
- Robert Evans (astronomer)
- Robert G. Harrington
- Robert H. McNaught
- Robert's Quartet
- Robert Weber (astronomer)
- Robert Zubrin
- Robotic exploration of the Moon
- Robur Carolinum
- Robust Associations of Massive Baryonic Objects
- Roche limit
- Roche lobe
- Roger Putnam
- Rogue planet
- Rohini (nakshatra)
- Rome Observatory
- Romulus (moon)
- Rooftop (Chinese constellation)
- Room (Chinese constellation)
- Root (Chinese constellation)
- Rosalind (moon)
- Rosetta (orbit)
- Rosetta (spacecraft)
- Rosetta space probe timeline
- Rosette Nebula
- Ross 128
- Ross 154
- Ross 248
- Ross 548
- Ross 614
- Rossiter-McLaughlin effect
- Rotating black hole
- Rotating ellipsoidal variable
- Rotating radio transient
- Rotating reference frame
- Rotation around a fixed axis
- Rotation period
- Rotation-powered pulsar
- Route-dependence
- Royal Harwood Frost
- Royal Observatory, Edinburgh
- Royal stars
- Roy A. Tucker
- Rp-process
- RR Lyrae variable
- RS Canum Venaticorum variable
- R. Scott Dunbar
- R-type asteroid
- Rucbah
- Rudolphine Tables
- Rudolph Minkowski
- Rule of twelfths
- Runaway star
- Rupes Altai
- Rupes Cauchy
- Rupes Kelvin
- Rupes Recta
- RV Tauri variable
- RX J0822-4300
- RX J0852.0-4622
- RXJ1242-11
- RX J1416.5+2315
- RX J1856.5-3754
- S/2000 (1998 WW31) 1
- S/2000 J 11
- S/2003 J 10
- S/2003 J 12
- S/2003 J 15
- S/2003 J 16
- S/2003 J 17
- S/2003 J 18
- S/2003 J 19
- S/2003 J 2
- S/2003 J 23
- S/2003 J 3
- S/2003 J 4
- S/2003 J 5
- S/2003 J 9
- S/2004 S 12
- S/2004 S 13
- S/2004 S 17
- S/2004 S 3
- S/2004 S 4
- S/2004 S 6
- S/2004 S 7
- S/2006 S 1
- S/2006 S 3
- S/2007 S 2
- S/2007 S 3
- S4 Index
- Sachs-Wolfe effect
- Sadao Sei
- Sagittarius A
- Sagittarius A*
- Sagittarius Arm
- Sagittarius B2
- Sagittarius Dwarf Elliptical Galaxy
- Sagittarius Dwarf Irregular Galaxy
- Sagittarius Star Cloud
- Sagittarius Window Eclipsing Extrasolar Planet Search
- Sakigake
- Sakurai's Object
- Samuel Oschin telescope
- Sanduleak -69° 202a
- Santa Lucia Stroncone Astronomical Observatory
- Sao (moon)
- Sapas Mons
- Saros cycle
- Satellite galaxy
- Satoru Otomo
- Saturn
- Saturn-crosser asteroid
- Saturn kilometric radiation
- Saturn Nebula
- Saturn's Gallic group of satellites
- Saturn's Inuit group of satellites
- Saturn's moons in fiction
- Saturn's Norse group of satellites
- Sawiskera (moon)
- SAX J1808.4-3658
- Sayh al Uhaymir 169
- Scalar Field Dark Matter
- Scalar-vector-tensor decomposition
- Scale factor (Universe)
- Scale height
- Scalloped margin dome
- Scattered disc
- Sceptrum Brandenburgicum
- Sceptrum et Manus Iustitiae
- Schelte J. Bus
- Schiaparelli (Martian crater)
- Schreibersite
- Schwarzschild metric
- Schwarzschild radius
- S. Cofre
- Scorpius-Centaurus Association
- Scorpius X-1
- Scott J. Horowitz
- SCR 1845-6357
- SCUBA-2 All Sky Survey
- Sculptor Dwarf Galaxy
- Sculptor Dwarf Irregular Galaxy
- Sculptor Galaxy
- Sculptor Group
- Scutum-Crux Arm
- SDP4
- SDSS J090745.0+024507
- SDSSJ0946+1006
- Seasonal lag
- Second Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources
- Secular resonance
- Secular variations of the planetary orbits
- Sedna (mythology)
- Segin
- Seidai Miyasaka
- Seiji Ueda
- Selenographia, sive Lunae descriptio
- Selenographic coordinates
- Selenography
- Self-creation cosmology
- Self-Indication Assumption
- Self-interacting dark matter
- Semidetached binary
- Semi-major axis
- Semi-minor axis
- Semiregular variable star
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