space motion
radial velocity
astrodynamics
aberration
fixed star
capture
Lich
asteroseismology
interstellar space
aberration of light
accretion
space velocity
sidereal time
prestellar
movement
celestial mechanics
Kepler's law of planetary motion
instellation
Kepler's law
stargazing
starfall
stardrift
exosystem
motus peculiaris
exozodiacal
third cosmic velocity
intercloud
synastry
apex of the sun's way
astroseismic
solar apex
semidiameter
apex
starlight
orbital mechanics
megamaser
gravitational collapse
contact binary
photogravitational
interstellar
proper motion
interplanetary space
Dyson sphere
spatiokinematic
meteor
infall
apastron
multiple star
selenophysical
black hole
circle
hypergravity
interstellar polarization
long
immersion
ante-
before
aster-
orbit
pulsator
lunar orbit
visual magnitude
gravity well
starburst
starproof
kevent
panstellar
Sol
spaceside
binary
teleportation
binary star
double star
heliophysics
dynamo
heavens
libration
astrometry
starscape
guide star
starbirth
scintillation
Denebola
Roche lobe
stargaze
sun
astronomics
gravitational lensing
solar system
medium
constellation
four-momentum
interstellar medium

English words for 'The real or apparent motion of a star etc. through space.'

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