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Often used in the same context:
milky way galaxy,
andromeda galaxy,
eclipsing binary,
spiral galaxy,
asterism,
planetary nebula,
epsilon aurigae,
trifid,
small magellanic cloud,
tarantula nebula,
nebular,
extragalactic,
puppis,
oort cloud,
occulted,
celestial sphere,
syrtis major,
horsehead nebula,
moonlet,
coma berenices,
nebulosity,
zodiacal light,
photosphere,
quasar,
canes venatici,
astronomers,
monoceros,
galaxies,
fomalhaut,
eridanus,
sundog,
earthshine,
ecliptic,
betelgeuse,
novae,
corona borealis,
planets,
corot,
aurorae,
protostar,
large magellanic cloud,
supernova,
triangulum,
baryon,
camelopardalis,
capricornus,
circumstellar,
gibbous,
exoplanet,
serpens,
proxima centauri,
radial velocity,
neutron star,
celestial equator,
jovian,
canis major,
planitia,
spectroscopically,
ejecta,
cepheus,
gravitationally,
redshift,
coronagraph,
lutetia,
starlike,
mimas,
luminosities,
boson,
comet,
pleiades,
filamentary,
galactic equator,
harlow shapley,
airglow,
exosphere,
cepheid variable,
neutrino,
olivine,
enceladus,
strange quark,
plagioclase,
goethite,
hipparchus,
corona australis,
chromosphere,
planetoid,
phaethon,
haloes,
corona,
meteoroids,
chondrules,
cumulus cloud,
silicates,
unpolarized,
asteroidal,
occultation,
pulsar,
umbral,
polarimetry,
cosmic microwave background,
masers,
constellations
More general:
bunch,
clump,
cluster
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