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| The study of space and the objects and matter outside the Earth's atmosphere |
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| relating to the sky or heavens visible from the Earth |
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| a group of stars that from a pattern or picture in the sky. |
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| another word for universe |
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| located among or traveling through the stars |
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| the brightness of a star seen from Earth |
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| a huge cloud of gas and dust (plural: nebulae) |
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| a nebula that will develop a star |
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| a neutron star that sends out energy in pulses |
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| a neutron star that sends out energy in pulses |
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| a star much larger than our sun with a relatively cool surface temperature. |
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| a star much larger than our sun with a relatively cool surface temperature. |
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| the center of a black hole |
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| a round body like a planet or star |
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| a galaxy in which the stars near the outside spin around the core. |
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| the explosion of a very old star caused by the collapse of its core |
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| a space containing absolutely no matter |
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