south pole
north pole
South Pole
anticenter
cislunar
periapsis
North Pole
point of periapsis
trans-Neptunian
culminate
ultraperipheral
South Celestial Pole
nadir
orbital point
exoatmospherically
equinoctinal
antipodes
apoapsis
point of apoapsis
solar parallax
equator
orbitale
superlunary
apex
ultraterrene
translunary
translunar
ultraterrestrial
superlunar
equinoctial circle
ulterior
crust
undersky
extrameridional
low
extrameridian
equinoctial
zenith
polar star
SEbS
apogalacticon
hyperborean
epigene
perigalacticon
polestar
southeast by east
SEbE
periastron
pole star
Polaris
depression
extraorbital
outlying
North Star
southeast by south
antimeridian
mesosphere
apobaryon
first point of Capricorn
meridian
subplanetary
revolve
descending node
antilunar
antiepicentre
hill
hour angle
Phosphorus
morning star
nearside
first point of Cancer
supercelestial
winter solstice
Lucifer
daystar
equinoctial point
equinox
southwest by south
radargram
planetscape
antapex
aery
sublunary
SWbS
eyry
Antarctic Zone
ascending node
equinoctial colure
approacher
aerie
superplanetary
eyrie

English words for 'The southernmost point on celestial bodies other than Earth.'

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