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Often used in the same context:
ecliptic,
aphelion,
capricornus,
celestial sphere,
galactic equator,
perihelion,
umbral,
equator,
equinox,
equinoxes,
autumnal equinox,
vernal equinox,
gibbous,
heliopause,
zodiacal light,
asterism,
photosphere,
pleiades,
solstices,
sidereal,
perigee,
prograde,
sextile,
syrtis major,
spring equinox,
annularity,
prime meridian,
earthshine,
occulted,
annular eclipse,
omega centauri,
betelgeuse,
orbits,
tropopause,
epsilon aurigae,
cepheus,
milky way galaxy,
ophiuchus,
canis minor,
eridanus,
beta centauri,
arcsecond,
airglow,
proxima centauri,
sunward,
canis major,
synchronous orbit,
coma berenices,
moonrise,
uranus,
winter solstice,
nebulosity,
occultation,
moonlet,
andromeda galaxy,
uranian,
isosceles triangle,
chromosphere,
latitudinal,
oort cloud,
summer solstice,
saturnian,
deneb,
ellipse,
puppis,
corot,
magnetopause,
longitudes,
perseids,
anticyclonic,
southwestward,
triangulum,
celestial pole,
constellations,
corona borealis,
aurorae,
eclipsing binary,
monoceros,
scorpius,
tarantula nebula,
meridional,
heliosphere,
aurora australis,
sunspot,
mesosphere,
spiral galaxy,
conjunct,
periodicities,
midheaven,
southeasterly,
moonset,
equilateral triangle,
fomalhaut,
meridian,
teton range,
serpens,
jovian,
venusian,
partial eclipse,
achernar,
obliquity,
mimas
More specific:
right ascension
More general:
great circle
Synonyms:
equinoctial,
equinoctial circle,
equinoctial line
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