Term Index (digit or symbol)

• ⯓:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• *:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ⊕:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ★:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ☉:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ☿:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ♀:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ♁:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ♂:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ♃:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ♄:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ♅:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ♆:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ♇:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ⚳:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• ⛢:
  • astronomical symbol: traditional symbols specific to astronomy, for Sun, Earth, etc.
• α:
  • alpha disk: well-known model of an accretion disk
  • spectral index (α): power by which an object's flux depends on frequency
• α disk:
  • alpha disk: well-known model of an accretion disk
• α_CO:
  • alpha CO (α_CO): ratio of CO emissions to H₂
• Å:
  • angstrom (Å): unit of length 10^-10 meters
• β:
  • beta (β): ratio of plasma pressure to magnetic pressure
  • Burnham Double Star Catalogue (BDS,BU): 1906 catalog with multiple star systems and non-orbiting double stars
  • spectral index (α): power by which an object's flux depends on frequency
• β decay:
  • beta decay: radioactivity such that an electron or positron is emitted
• β Per:
  • Algol (Beta Per,β Per): multiple star system demonstrating effects of mass transfer
• β Persei:
  • Algol (Beta Per,β Per): multiple star system demonstrating effects of mass transfer
• β Pic b:
  • Beta Pictoris b (β Pic b): super Jupiter discovered in 2008
• β Pictoris:
  • Beta Pictoris b (β Pic b): super Jupiter discovered in 2008
• βpm:
  • rare designator prefixes: designator prefixes generally used for only a few objects
• χ² test:
  • chi-squared test (χ² test): statistical significance test
• Δ:
  • Dunlop Double Star Catalogue (DUN): 1829 catalog of double stars viewed from Australia
• Δ²_R:
  • Lambda-CDM model (ΛCDM,LCDM): Big-Bang cosmological model with a cosmological constant and cold dark matter
• étendue:
  • etendue (AΩ): measure of how wide and deep a telescope observes
• ε:
  • nuclear energy generation rate (ε): fusion power per unit mass
• ε Ind:
  • Epsilon Indi (ε Indi,ε Ind): nearby star system including two brown dwarf companions
• ε Indi:
  • Epsilon Indi (ε Indi,ε Ind): nearby star system including two brown dwarf companions
• η:
  • chirp mass (M_c,ℳ): a reduced-mass-like quantity that relates to gravitational waves
• γ:
  • Lorentz transformation: equations describing the effect of relative motion on length and velocity
  • specific heat: ratio of added temperature to added heat for a material
• ℏ:
  • Planck constant (h): quantum of action in quantum mechanics
• κ:
  • opacity (κ): a measure of opaqueness of a material
  • permeability (κ,k): ability of a material to allow fluids to pass through it
• κ-mechanism:
  • kappa mechanism (κ-mechanism): stellar instability caused by opacity increasing with temperature
• &Lambda:
  • neutron star merger: two neutron stars meeting and forming one
• Λ:
  • cosmological constant (Λ): force counteracting the universe's inward gravitational pull
  • eigenvalue (λ): ratio between a vector and a linear transformation of that vector
  • Jeans parameter (λ): ratio measuring a tendency of an atmosphere to escape
• λ Boo:
  • Lambda Boötis star (λ Boo): peculiar star with metallicity only with lighter elements
• ΛCDM:
  • Lambda-CDM model (ΛCDM,LCDM): Big-Bang cosmological model with a cosmological constant and cold dark matter
• ℳ:
  • chirp mass (M_c,ℳ): a reduced-mass-like quantity that relates to gravitational waves
• μ:
  • distance modulus (μ): apparent magnitude minus absolute magnitude
  • mass ratio (μ,q): ratio of masses of two objects such as a binary star
  • mean molecular weight (μ): measurement of a gas usual for approximating in gas models
  • standard gravitational parameter (μ): a body's mass times the gravitational constant
• μFUN:
  • MicroFUN (μFUN): observers following up on microlensing events in the galactic bulge
• μGal:
  • Gal: gravimetry unit of the effect of a planet's gravity
• μK:
  • kelvin (K): temperature scale starting at absolute zero
• ν:
  • neutrino (ν): light, electrically neutral elementary particle
  • wavenumber (ν): reciprocal of wavelength
• Ω:
  • critical density (ρ_c): density of the universe which leaves it flat
  • solid angle (Ω): three-dimensional analog of an angle
• Ω-m:
  • siemens (S): SI unit of electrical conductance
• Ω_Λ:
  • Lambda-CDM model (ΛCDM,LCDM): Big-Bang cosmological model with a cosmological constant and cold dark matter
• Ω₀:
  • critical density (ρ_c): density of the universe which leaves it flat
• Ω_b:
  • Lambda-CDM model (ΛCDM,LCDM): Big-Bang cosmological model with a cosmological constant and cold dark matter
• Ω_bh²:
  • Lambda-CDM model (ΛCDM,LCDM): Big-Bang cosmological model with a cosmological constant and cold dark matter
• Ω_dΩ_c:
  • Lambda-CDM model (ΛCDM,LCDM): Big-Bang cosmological model with a cosmological constant and cold dark matter
• Ω_dh²:
  • Lambda-CDM model (ΛCDM,LCDM): Big-Bang cosmological model with a cosmological constant and cold dark matter
• Ω_m:
  • Lambda-CDM model (ΛCDM,LCDM): Big-Bang cosmological model with a cosmological constant and cold dark matter
• Öpik-Oort Cloud:
  • Oort Cloud: cloud of comets and minor planets around the solar system
• Φ:
  • double star designation: systems and format of double star designators
  • gravitational potential (Φ): conceptual field indicating the strength of gravity at each point
  • magnetic flux (Φ): total magnetism passing through a surface
• Φ_Tidal:
  • tide: effect of Moon's gravity on Earth's seas, etc.
• π:
  • pion (π): first type of meson discovered
• ρ_c:
  • critical density (ρ_c): density of the universe which leaves it flat
• Σ:
  • sigma (σ): indication of the confidence level of an experiment
  • Stefan-Boltzmann constant (σ): relates radiation power to temperature and surface area
  • Struve Catalogs: two catalogs of double stars
  • surface density (Σ): quantity such as mass per surface area
  • velocity dispersion (σ): statistical dispersion of velocities of a group of objects
• τ:
  • Lambda-CDM model (ΛCDM,LCDM): Big-Bang cosmological model with a cosmological constant and cold dark matter
  • optical depth (τ): a measure of opaqueness of a path of light
  • pulsar characteristic age (τ): approximate age determination of a pulsar based upon rotation rate
  • Thomson optical depth (τ_T,τ): a measure of effects of Thomson scattering
  • timescale (t,τ): general length of time something takes
• τ_advec:
  • advection: transport of something through a fluid's motion
• τ_KH:
  • Kelvin-Helmholtz timescale (KH timescale,KH time,τ_KH): time that would radiate away a body's heat energy given its luminosity
• τ_T:
  • Thomson optical depth (τ_T,τ): a measure of effects of Thomson scattering
• ϒ:
  • mass-to-light ratio (M/L,ϒ): measure of a population of stars or region
• ζ Aurigae:
  • binary star: system of two stars co-orbiting
• ζ Aurigae system:
  • binary star: system of two stars co-orbiting
• *α² Canum Venticorum variable:
  • variable star: star that varies in magnitude
• 0ES:
  • HEAO-2: 1978 X-ray observatory space mission
• 0FGL:
  • Fermi (FGST,GLAST): satellite for studying gamma rays
• 1 Ceres:
  • asteroid: minor planet without comet characteristics
  • Ceres: dwarf planet and largest asteroid
  • dwarf planet: round like a planet, only smaller
• 1 Jansky Empty Field Survey (1 Jy): survey to find optical identifications for weak radio sources
• 1 Jy:
  • 1 Jansky Empty Field Survey (1 Jy): survey to find optical identifications for weak radio sources
• 1-point function:
  • N-point function: general term for analyses-techniques of spatial data
• 1.27m Mount Stromlo Telescope:
  • MACHO Project: survey searching out microlensing that could indicate a MACHO
• 1.3-mm observation: observation frequency useful for detecting dust
• 1.5m Hale Telescope:
  • coudé focus telescope: type of Nasmyth telescope with additional mirrors
• 1/f noise:
  • red noise: noise tending toward lower frequencies
• 1/V_max method:
  • volume weighting: method of accommodating the Malmquist bias
• 10 Hygiea:
  • asteroid: minor planet without comet characteristics
• 101955 Bennu: near-Earth asteroid that is the target of a sample-return mission
  • OSIRIS-REx: space mission aiming to return a sample of an asteroid
• 10199 Chariklo: largest minor planet in the outer solar system
• 1050cm:
  • Parkes Observatory: Australian large single-dish radio telescope
• 10C:
  • Cambridge Catalog of Radio Sources (C): series of catalogs of northern hemisphere sources
  • Third Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources (3C): 1959 catalog of northern hemisphere 159MHz sources
• 134340 Pluto:
  • dwarf planet: round like a planet, only smaller
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
  • Pluto: dwarf planet formerly listed as one of the nine planets
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 136108 Haumea:
  • dwarf planet: round like a planet, only smaller
  • Haumea: dwarf planet discovered in 2004
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 136199 Eris:
  • dwarf planet: round like a planet, only smaller
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 136472 Makemake:
  • dwarf planet: round like a planet, only smaller
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 13MM:
  • Parkes Observatory: Australian large single-dish radio telescope
• 140 Foot Telescope:
  • Green Bank 140 Foot Telescope: West Virginia radio telescope
• 150 megaparsecs:
  • baryon acoustic oscillations (BAO): density fluctuations stemming from acoustic waves in the early universe
• 15760 1992 QB1₁:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 15760 Albion:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 16 Psyche:
  • Psyche: planned space mission to orbit an asteroid
• 16-pole:
  • multipole expansion: series expansion of a function over the surface of a sphere
• 18 cm line:
  • hydroxyl (OH): neutral compound of hydrogen and oxygen, one atom each
• 1947 sunspot: largest sunspot ever recorded
• 1987A:
  • SN 1987A (1987A): supernova in February 1987 rare for being visible by the naked eye
• 1992 QB1₁:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 1999 RQ₃₆:
  • 101955 Bennu: near-Earth asteroid that is the target of a sample-return mission
  • OSIRIS-REx: space mission aiming to return a sample of an asteroid
• 19P/Borrelly:
  • Deep Space 1 (DS1): 1998-2001 mission to fly by asteroid
• 1A:
  • Ariel 5: 1970s X-ray space telescope
• 1AGL:
  • AGILE: Italian space gamma-ray observatory
• 1C:
  • Cambridge Catalog of Radio Sources (C): series of catalogs of northern hemisphere sources
• 1D climate model:
  • one dimensional climate model: atmospheric model ignoring all horizontal motion
• 1D model:
  • one dimensional climate model: atmospheric model ignoring all horizontal motion
  • three dimensional model: computer simulation handling variation in all three dimensions
• 1E:
  • HEAO-2: 1978 X-ray observatory space mission
• 1E 6057-556:
  • Bullet Cluster: example of two galaxy clusters in collision
• 1ES:
  • HEAO-2: 1978 X-ray observatory space mission
• 1FGL:
  • Fermi (FGST,GLAST): satellite for studying gamma rays
• 1H:
  • HEAO-1: 1977 X-ray observatory space mission
• 1PN:
  • post-Newtonian formalism (PN formalism): method of approximating GR-based mechanics from Newtonian mechanics
• 1RXH:
  • ROSAT: 1990s German space X-ray telescope
• 1RXS:
  • ROSAT: 1990s German space X-ray telescope
• 1SWASP:
  • SuperWASP (SWASP): broad Earth-based search for transiting planets
• 1SWASP J140747:
  • J1407: star orbited by a companion with a ring system
• 1SWASP J140747.93-394542.86:
  • J1407: star orbited by a companion with a ring system
• 2 Pallas:
  • asteroid: minor planet without comet characteristics
• 2-brane:
  • brane: mathematical object with dimensions
• 2-point correlation function:
  • N-point function: general term for analyses-techniques of spatial data
• 2-point function:
  • N-point function: general term for analyses-techniques of spatial data
• 20000 Varuna:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 2002 AW₁₉₇:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 2002 TC₃₀₂:
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 2002 TX₃₀₀:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 2002 UX₂₅:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 2003 VB₁₂:
  • Sedna: distant solar system planetoid discovered in 2003
• 2004 XR₁₉₀:
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 2012 VB₁₁₃:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 2014 MU₆₉:
  • New Horizons (NF1): explorer spaceship sent to Pluto
• 21-cm experiment: search for redshifted 21-cm hydrogen emission lines
• 21-cm line: hydrogen line useful for determining redshift
  • HI 4-Pi Survey (HI4PI): HI map based upon EBHIS and GASS
  • self-absorption: EMR absorption by the same substance that emitted it
  • spin (m_s): an angular-momentum quantum number
• 243 Ida:
  • binary minor planet (BMP): minor planet with another body orbiting it
  • Galileo: circa 1990s space mission to Jupiter
• 25m Dwingeloo Radio Telescope:
  • Dwingeloo Obscured Galaxy Survey (DOGS): radio survey of ZOA for 21-cm lines indicating galaxies
• 26-Meter Telescope:
  • Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory (DRAO): radio observatory in British Columbia, Canada
• 26P/Grigg-Skjellerup:
  • Giotto: 1980s space mission carrying out a Comet Halley flyby
• 28978 Ixion:
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 2A:
  • Ariel 5: 1970s X-ray space telescope
• 2C:
  • Cambridge Catalog of Radio Sources (C): series of catalogs of northern hemisphere sources
• 2D model:
  • subgrid-scale physics: shortcuts handling physics on a smaller scale than a simulation's grid
  • three dimensional model: computer simulation handling variation in all three dimensions
• 2dF:
  • 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey (2dFGRS): imaging survey of 300,000 objects
  • 2dF-SDSS LRG and QSO survey (2SLAQ): spectroscopic survey of distant galaxies
  • Anglo-Australian Telescope (AAT): 3.9 m reflector telescope in Australia
  • Dark Energy Survey (DES): survey aimed at mapping the universe's expansion
  • DEVILS: visible-light spectrographic survey of 56k distant galaxies
  • fiber positioner: machine to set up fibers in multi-object spectrograph
  • GALAH: survey of Milky Way with an emphasis on old structures
  • Hawaii K-band Galaxy Survey: near-infrared survey of a selection of fields
  • WiggleZ: survey aimed at mapping dark energy
• 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey (2dFGRS): imaging survey of 300,000 objects
• 2dF-SDSS LRG and QSO survey (2SLAQ): spectroscopic survey of distant galaxies
• 2dFGRS:
  • 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey (2dFGRS): imaging survey of 300,000 objects
• 2E:
  • HEAO-2: 1978 X-ray observatory space mission
• 2FGL:
  • Fermi (FGST,GLAST): satellite for studying gamma rays
• 2HWC:
  • High-altitude Water Cherenkov Observatory (HAWC): gamma ray telescope using Cherenkov radiation
• 2M:
  • Two Micron All-sky Survey (2MASS): near-infrared survey of both hemispheres
• 2MA:
  • Two Micron All-sky Survey (2MASS): near-infrared survey of both hemispheres
• 2MASP:
  • Two Micron All-sky Survey (2MASS): near-infrared survey of both hemispheres
• 2MASS:
  • JHK photometric system (JHK): system to classify stars according to near-infrared colors
  • Two Micron All-sky Survey (2MASS): near-infrared survey of both hemispheres
• 2MASS 0720-0846:
  • Scholz's Star: nearby binary star with red dwarf and brown dwarf
• 2MASS 1207:
  • TW Hydrae association (TWA): nearby stellar association
• 2MASS J0445930-1516166:
  • LHS 1140: red dwarf with rocky planet in its habitable zone
• 2MASS J07200325-0846499:
  • Scholz's Star: nearby binary star with red dwarf and brown dwarf
• 2MASS J16264502-2423077:
  • Elias 2-27: much-studied YSO
• 2MASS J23062928-0502285:
  • TRAPPIST-1: red dwarf with exoplanet near the habitable zone
• 2MASS J2530084+1652532:
  • Teegarden's Star: nearby red dwarf
• 2MASS photometric system:
  • JHK photometric system (JHK): system to classify stars according to near-infrared colors
• 2MASSI:
  • Two Micron All-sky Survey (2MASS): near-infrared survey of both hemispheres
• 2MASSW:
  • Two Micron All-sky Survey (2MASS): near-infrared survey of both hemispheres
• 2MASX:
  • Two Micron All-sky Survey (2MASS): near-infrared survey of both hemispheres
• 2MUCD:
  • Two Micron All-sky Survey (2MASS): near-infrared survey of both hemispheres
• 2PN:
  • post-Newtonian formalism (PN formalism): method of approximating GR-based mechanics from Newtonian mechanics
• 2SLAQ:
  • 2dF-SDSS LRG and QSO survey (2SLAQ): spectroscopic survey of distant galaxies
• 2U:
  • Uhuru: 1970 satellite X-ray telescope
• 3 Juno:
  • asteroid: minor planet without comet characteristics
• 3-brane:
  • brane: mathematical object with dimensions
• 3-point correlation function:
  • N-point function: general term for analyses-techniques of spatial data
• 3-point function:
  • N-point function: general term for analyses-techniques of spatial data
• 3-simplex:
  • areal coordinate system: coordinate system based upon a known triangle
• 30 Doradus:
  • SAGE: survey of gas and dust in the Magellanic Clouds
  • VLT-FLAMES Tarantula Survey (VFTS): VLT spectroscopic survey of massive stars
• 32-pole:
  • multipole expansion: series expansion of a function over the surface of a sphere
• 38628 Huya:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 3A:
  • Ariel 5: 1970s X-ray space telescope
• 3C:
  • Third Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources (3C): 1959 catalog of northern hemisphere 159MHz sources
• 3C 273: first quasar discovered
• 3C 279: striking variable quasar
• 3C 295: distant radio galaxy
• 3C 303: Seyfert galaxy
• 3C 327: elliptical radio galaxy
• 3C 348: giant elliptical radio galaxy
• 3C 400:
  • W51: cloud complex radio source
• 3C 405:
  • Cygnus A (3C 405,QSO B1957+405): early-discovered radio galaxy and quasar
• 3C 48: radio galaxy/quasar
• 3C 9: first quasar discovered
• 3CR:
  • Third Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources (3C): 1959 catalog of northern hemisphere 159MHz sources
• 3CRR:
  • Third Cambridge Catalogue of Radio Sources (3C): 1959 catalog of northern hemisphere 159MHz sources
• 3D model:
  • subgrid-scale physics: shortcuts handling physics on a smaller scale than a simulation's grid
  • three dimensional model: computer simulation handling variation in all three dimensions
• 3D-HST: near-infrared survey of 100,000 galaxies by HST
• 3FHL:
  • Fermi (FGST,GLAST): satellite for studying gamma rays
• 3GM:
  • JUICE: mission to Jupiter in development
• 4 Vesta:
  • asteroid: minor planet without comet characteristics
• 4-brane:
  • brane: mathematical object with dimensions
  • Randall-Sundrum model (RS model): particular 5-dimensional cosmological model
• 4-metre Multi-object Spectroscopic Telescope:
  • 4MOST: spectrograph in development for VISTA telescope
• 43 Meter Telescope:
  • Green Bank 140 Foot Telescope: West Virginia radio telescope
• 47 Tuc:
  • 47 Tucanae (47 Tuc): bright globular cluster
• 47 Tucanae (47 Tuc): bright globular cluster
• 47171 Lempo:
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 4C:
  • Fourth Cambridge Catalog of Radio Sources (4C): 1960s catalog of northern hemisphere 178 MHz sources
• 4LGSF:
  • European Southern Observatory Very Large Telescope (ESO VLT,VLT): four 8.2-meter optical telescopes in Chile that can act together
• 4MOST: spectrograph in development for VISTA telescope
  • VISTA: 4.1 meter telescope in Paranal Observatory in Chile
• 4U:
  • Uhuru: 1970 satellite X-ray telescope
• 5-dimensional warped geometry theory:
  • Randall-Sundrum model (RS model): particular 5-dimensional cosmological model
• 50000 Quaoar:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 51 Eri b:
  • 51 Eridani b: Jupiter-like planet discovered in 2015
• 51 Eridani:
  • 51 Eridani b: Jupiter-like planet discovered in 2015
• 51 Eridani b: Jupiter-like planet discovered in 2015
• 51 Peg b:
  • 51 Pegasi b (51 Peg b): first exoplanet found orbiting a main sequence star
• 51 Pegasi:
  • 51 Pegasi b (51 Peg b): first exoplanet found orbiting a main sequence star
• 51 Pegasi b (51 Peg b): first exoplanet found orbiting a main sequence star
• 5335 Damocles:
  • damocloid: minor planet with a comet-like orbit
• 55 Cancri e (55 Cnc e): superearth orbiting a Sun-like star
• 55 Cnc e:
  • 55 Cancri e (55 Cnc e): superearth orbiting a Sun-like star
• 5535 Annefrank:
  • Stardust: space mission that collected and returned comet coma dust
• 55565 2002AW₁₉₇:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 55636 2002 TX₃₀₀:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 55637 UX₂₅:
  • Kuiper Belt (K Belt,KB): further part of solar system beyond Neptune
• 5C:
  • Cambridge Catalog of Radio Sources (C): series of catalogs of northern hemisphere sources
• 60-inch Hale Telescope:
  • coudé focus telescope: type of Nasmyth telescope with additional mirrors
• 67P:
  • 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko (67P,67P/C-G): comet visited by Rosetta space mission
  • CAESAR: planned space mission to return a sample of a comet
  • Rosetta: space probe that visited a comet
• 67P/C-G:
  • 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko (67P,67P/C-G): comet visited by Rosetta space mission
  • CAESAR: planned space mission to return a sample of a comet
  • Rosetta: space probe that visited a comet
• 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko (67P,67P/C-G): comet visited by Rosetta space mission
  • CAESAR: planned space mission to return a sample of a comet
  • Rosetta: space probe that visited a comet
• 6C:
  • Cambridge Catalog of Radio Sources (C): series of catalogs of northern hemisphere sources
• 6dF:
  • 6dF Galaxy Survey (6dFGS): UKST survey of galaxies in the southern sky
  • UK Schmidt Telescope (UKST): 1.2 meter telescope in Australia with wide field-of-view
• 6dF Galaxy Survey (6dFGS): UKST survey of galaxies in the southern sky
• 6dFGS:
  • 6dF Galaxy Survey (6dFGS): UKST survey of galaxies in the southern sky
• 775 AD event: apparent solar eruption, based upon tree-ring evidence
• 7C:
  • Cambridge Catalog of Radio Sources (C): series of catalogs of northern hemisphere sources
• 84522 2002 TC₃₀₂:
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 87GB:
  • 87GB Catalog of Radio Sources (87GB): 1980s Green Bank radio survey
• 87GB Catalog of Radio Sources (87GB): 1980s Green Bank radio survey
• 8C:
  • Cambridge Catalog of Radio Sources (C): series of catalogs of northern hemisphere sources
• 90377 Sedna:
  • Sedna: distant solar system planetoid discovered in 2003
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 90482 Orcus:
  • moon: a planet's natural satellite, such as Earth's
  • trans-Neptunian object (TNO): minor planet beyond Neptune
• 92-cm line:
  • 21-cm line: hydrogen line useful for determining redshift
• 951 Gaspra:
  • Galileo: circa 1990s space mission to Jupiter
• 9969 Braille:
  • Deep Space 1 (DS1): 1998-2001 mission to fly by asteroid
• 9C:
  • Cambridge Catalog of Radio Sources (C): series of catalogs of northern hemisphere sources
• μ:
  • permeability (κ,k): ability of a material to allow fluids to pass through it
• a:
  • semi-major axis (a): maximum radius of an ellipse
• b:
  • semi-major axis (a): maximum radius of an ellipse
• e:
  • eccentricity (e): degree to which an orbit is non-circular
• l:
  • spherical harmonics: harmonic functions on the surface of a sphere
• m:
  • spherical harmonics: harmonic functions on the surface of a sphere
• ¹H: hydrogen isotope with no neutrons
• ¹H burning:
  • hydrogen burning: any fusion reaction starting with hydrogen
• ²H:
  • deuterium (D,²H): hydrogen isotope with one neutron
• ⁴⁴Ti:
  • supernova light curve (SN light curve): changing intensity of light following a supernova
• ⁵⁶Co:
  • supernova light curve (SN light curve): changing intensity of light following a supernova
• ⁵⁶Ni:
  • supernova light curve (SN light curve): changing intensity of light following a supernova
• ⁶⁰Co:
  • supernova light curve (SN light curve): changing intensity of light following a supernova
• [CH]:
  • methylidyne (CH): compound of one carbon and one hydrogen atom
• [CI]:
  • carbon (C): element, C, atomic number 6
  • fine structure: separate spectral lines due to electron spin and relativistic effects
• [CII]:
  • carbon (C): element, C, atomic number 6
  • CONCERTO: spectrometer aimed at mapping the [CII] line
  • fine structure: separate spectral lines due to electron spin and relativistic effects
  • ionized carbon fine structure line ([CII]): carbon line that traces distant star formation
  • Millimeter-wave Intensity Mapping Experiment (mmIME): project to map CO an [CII]
  • self-absorption: EMR absorption by the same substance that emitted it
  • STARFIRE: planned balloon-borne 2.5 m telescope and spectroscope
  • Tomographic Ionized-carbon Mapping Experiment (TIME): proposed instrument to map the [CII] line
• [Fe II]:
  • iron (Fe): metal, Fe, atomic number 26
• [Fe/H]:
  • iron (Fe): metal, Fe, atomic number 26
• [HI]:
  • neutral atomic hydrogen (HI,H I): state of hydrogen when sufficiently cool
• [O III]:
  • planetary nebula luminosity function (PNLF): model used in distance estimation