Astronomical history   (translated from Japanese)
Astronomical history Astronomical history(The て it is it is ... the accurate calendar, in ancient times. Western astronomical history Ancient times Astronomy of ancient times ... thing concerning the motion of the celestial body. Among those, ancient Greece Class(Star such ... that position and motion of the celestial body influence the destiny of the human ...
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Astronomical transit
Astronomical transit Deimos transits the Sun, as seen ... meanings in astronomy: A transit is the astronomical event that occurs when one celestial body appears to move across the face of another celestial body, as seen by an observer at some ... point. A transit occurs when a celestial body crosses the meridian due to the ...
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Astronomical unit   (translated from Japanese)
Astronomical unit Astronomical unit（The て it is it is it is it is to be,Astronomical unit, sign:AU) astronomy Length unit 。 ... sun earth ) it is defined as 1 astronomical unit. 1AU = 1.4959787066 × 10 11 M Meaning of astronomical unit The astronomical unit not only ...
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Astronomical telescope   (translated from Japanese)
Astronomical telescope Astronomical telescope(The て it is it is ... device in order to observe the celestial body which is distantly. As for those which ... can consider the light from the celestial body the parallel rays, the parabolic mirror is ... that the observer can observe the celestial body with the easiest posture. Refracting telescope ...
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Heavenly body   (translated from German)
Heavenly body Heavenly body a natural object is, itself to Sky ... article of these two Wissenschaften are those astronomical objects, itself to Day and Night sky ...
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Astronomical distance
Astronomical distance Astronomical distances are simply so massively huge as ... 000,000,000 kilometers For this reason astronomical distances make use of the speed of ... small time periods. The distance to an astronomical body is often, therefore, referred to by ...
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Astronomical unit
Astronomical unit The astronomical unit (AU or au or a.u ... reverse usage is more common. The International Astronomical Union recommends "au" [2] and international standard ... said orbit. For greater precision, the International Astronomical Union in 1976 defined the AU as ... space probes. While the value of the astronomical unit is now known to great ...
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Etheric body
Etheric body Planes of existence Subtle bodies Theosophy Causal plane : Causal body Mental plane: Mental body Astral plane: body, projection Etheric plane: Etheric body Physical plane: Physical body Rosicrucian The ...
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Astronomical unit   (translated from Greek)
Astronomical unit The Astronomical Unit is unit of measurement of distances ... System (p.h. the distance of some body from the Sun). Her price is 149 ... Her symbol is AU (from the English Astronomical Unit). [Treatment] Definitions The distance ana'mesa ... but e'lllejbi. For this reason as Astronomical Unit is considered the medium distance. ...
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Platonic body   (translated from German)
Platonic body Those Platonic body is one after Platon (* 428/427 v ... the 13 semiregulaeren so mentioned or Archimedean body. In this article the emphasis is mainly ... each other similarly, D.h., a Platonic body is by the indication of its size ... equilateral triangles (internal angle 60°), with a body so can therefore at a corner ...
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