celestial object

There is a clear trinity of celestial objects on this stella, towards the top; the Sun, the Moon and a third, radiant planet.

The quest for Planet X always starts out with celestial objects behaving badly.

The Crab Nebula, one of the most-studied celestial objects, is the remnant of a supernova that was observed by Chinese astronomers in 1054.

Stars and active galactic nuclei aren't the only celestial objects that generate hard-to-observe magnetism.

In a way, "astrometry" is precisely what astronomers have always done, measuring the exact positions of celestial objects.

That method involves searching for celestial objects, called "standard candles" , whose intrinsic brightness is known.

The apparent change in position of celestial objects caused by the bending of light rays entering Earth's atmosphere.

The SkyScout has some other neat features including recorded audio files that inform users about celestial objects and astronomers.

They bring order to the sky by dividing it into smaller segments, providing a base for naming celestial objects.

Five other celestial objects visible to the naked eye also shift their positions with respect to the stars.

Due to the rotation of the Earth, celestial objects rise in the east and set in the west.

But no matter where it is true, causes regression of celestial objects are and the quality of change.

Dawn will be the first spacecraft to orbit two celestial objects in the solar system.

While Hubble pictures of celestial objects are awe-inspiring, they are flat 2-D photographs.

Dictionary of Nomenclature of Celestial Objects