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Definition of celestial sphere - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
astronomyTECH. imaginary sphere around Earth where stars and planets appearTECH.
- The stars seem fixed on the celestial sphere.
- Planets move across the celestial sphere.
- Ancient astronomers mapped the celestial sphere.
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astronomy
half of the celestial sphere
astronomy
spherical model of the celestial sphere with stars
astronomy
point in the sky where Earth's axis intersects the celestial sphere
astronomy
circle on celestial sphere passing through zenith and nadir
celestial sphere
the celestial sphere where stars appear
astronomy
point on celestial sphere sun moves toward
astronomy
point on the celestial sphere directly below an observer
star charts
the northern half of a celestial sphere
astronomy
the southern half of the celestial sphere
astronomy
great circle on celestial sphere aligned with Earth's equator
astronomy
great circle on celestial sphere through Earth's center
navigation
location on the celestial sphere for navigation
astronomy
the celestial sphere's apparent surface
astronomy
the celestial equator on the celestial sphere
astronomy
great circle on the celestial sphere containing the galactic plane
astronomy
circle on the celestial sphere for measuring time
astronomy
point on celestial sphere Sun moves toward
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- French:sphère céleste, ...
- German:Himmelskugel, ...
- Italian:sfera celeste, ...
- Spanish:esfera celeste, ...
- Portuguese:esfera celeste, ...
- Chinese:天球, ...
- Japanese:天球, ...
- Arabic:الكرة السماوية, ...
- Hebrew:כִּפַּת הַשָּׁמַיִם, ...
- Russian:небесная сфера, ...
- Ukrainian:небесна сфера, ...
- Hindi:खगोलीय गोला, ...
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