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Earth's only natural satellite.
A total solar eclipse whose path crossed the Arctic, Iceland, and northern Spain.
Dwarf planet in the Kuiper belt beyond Neptune
The fourth planet from the Sun, known for its orange-red appearance.
Compact astronomical body with gravity that traps light
A fundamental interaction that draws material objects toward each other.
The first artificial Earth satellite, launched by the Soviet Union in 1957.
A periodic comet visible from Earth roughly every 74 to 79 years.
NASA space probe exploring the outer Solar System and interstellar space.
A nearby open star cluster and asterism in the constellation Taurus.
Saturn's sixth-largest moon, with water-rich plumes
A barred spiral galaxy and the nearest major galaxy to the Milky Way.
A natural light display in a planet's upper atmosphere.
A supergiant elliptical galaxy in the constellation Virgo.
Interstellar comet and third confirmed interstellar object.
A prolific meteor shower associated with comet Swift–Tuttle.
Chemical element with symbol H and atomic number 1.
A hot Jupiter exoplanet orbiting the Sun-like star 51 Pegasi.
A background-independent approach to quantum gravity
A DARPA study on removing human-made debris from Earth orbit.
1841 Poe short story of a shipwreck and whirlpool
A statistical measure of how much values vary around their arithmetic average.
A three-sided polygon and the simplest polygon in geometry.
A mathematical operation measuring how a function changes with its input.
A continuous probability distribution for real-valued random variables.
A red supergiant variable star in the constellation Orion.
The angular extent of a scene imaged by a camera.
A branch of mathematics concerning Lie groups and Lie algebras.
A linguistic claim about language acquisition and innate cognitive biases.
Numerical method for accelerating convergence
Function space of rapidly decreasing smooth functions
Basis of vectors with one component 1 and all others 0.
Engineering practitioner linking science to practical needs
NASA's partially reusable crewed spacecraft for the Artemis lunar program.
A bright diffuse nebula and nearby region of massive star formation in Orion.
A ripple in spacetime caused by moving gravitating masses
A number sequence in which each element is the sum of the preceding two.
A nucleic acid polymer that stores genetic instructions in organisms and many viruses.
A metal-rich star in Puppis with one known exoplanet
Thin nitrogen atmosphere with seasonal changes
A blue-white B9 III star in Aquarius
Open star cluster in Scorpius, also called Ptolemy's Cluster
A peculiar lenticular galaxy in Dorado
Brightest galaxy in the compact Seyfert's Sextet group
A dimensionless measure of thermal device performance
A large shield volcano and tallest mountain on Mars
An isolated pulsar in Vulpecula, identified through Einstein@Home analysis.
A prominent northern celestial constellation named for a Greek mythological hunter.
Hubble photograph of star-forming gas in the Eagle Nebula
NASA's first Space Shuttle orbiter, built for flight tests
Astronomical event when the Sun crosses the equator
