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Item: Astrophysics ->Category: Science -> Author: DF -> Revision: 29/08/2008

Law of gravity

That law defines that two bodies that are attracted to a force directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance.

Complete Glossary of astrophysics

A

Abell

Aberration

Abside

Absolute magnitude

Accelerating Fermi

Acrecion

Active galaxy

Afelio

Agglomeration

Agglomeration globular

Albedo

Almagest

Angstrom

Anion

Annihilation

Anomaly gravitational

Antilepton

Antileptoquark

Antimateria

Antiparticula

Antiproton

Antiquark

Apoapsis

Apogee

Apparent magnitude

Asteroid

Astronomical unit

Atmosphere

Atomo

Attendance gravitational

Aureola galactic

Aurora

Axion

Axis

C

Campo

Carbon cycle

Casquetes polar

Cationic

CCD

Cefeida

Celestial sphere

Centrifugal force

Chain perseo piscis

Color

Color index

Cometa

Concealment

Conjunction

Constellation

Convection

Coordinates heavenly

Corona

Corpusculo planetarium

Cosmic rays

Cosmos

Cromosfera

Cuark

Cuasar

Cumulation of galaxies

Cumulation of stars

E

Eclipse

Ecliptica

Eddington limit

Electromagnetic radiation

Electron

Electronvoltio

Epiciclo

Ergoesfera

Espin

Ether

Event horizon

Exiton

Explosion radio

Extragalactico

G

Gal

Galaxy

Gamma rays

Ganymede

Gas

Giant

Giant blue

Gluon

Graviton

I

Inclination

Inflationary Universe

Infrared

Intergalactic medium

Interstellar absorption

Interstellar dust

Interstellar medium

Intragalactico

Ion

Ionisation

Ionosphere

Isofotas

Isotope

L

Law of gravity

Layer clash

Lemb

Lepton

Leptoquark

Light year

Limit Roche

Line emission

Luminosity

N

Nanometro

Nebula

Neutrino

Neutron

Neutron star

Nova

Nova fast

Nova slow

Nuclear fusion

P

Parallax stellar

Parsec

Particle

Pastors moons

Periapsis

Periastro

Perigee

Perihelio

Phase

Plage

Planck Era

Planet

Plasma

Polar cap

Polarization

Positron

Potential energy

Preones

Process triple alfa

Protoestrella

Protogalaxia

Proton

Protosol

Push

R

Radial velocity

Radiation

Radiation belt

Radiation synchtron

Radio lobe

Radioactive transport

Radiofuente double

Radiogalaxia

Radioondas

Recession

Red dwarf

Red Giant

Reflection

Refractive

Regolito

Relativity

Relaxation violent

Revolution

Roche lobe

Ropes flow

Rotation

Rupes

T

Taquion

Tau

Tecnecio

Theory of relativity

Tholus

Tidal force

Tide

Tilt galaxy

Transitional phase

Tritium

Troposphere

V

Vacuum

Van Allen belt

Variable

Variable cefeida

Variable elliptic

Visible light

Visual magnitude

B

Baricentro

Barion

Basalt

Big Bang

Binary star

Binary system

Bipolar flow

Black body

Black dwarf

Black hole

Boson

Bremsstrahlung

Brightness

Brown dwarf

Button

D

Dark matter

Day apparent

Deceleration radioactive

Decomposition

Deferente

Degeneration

Density

Deterioration orbital

Deuterium

Device Charging Acoplada

Deyeccion

Diagram Hertzsprung Russell

Diameter angle

Disk

Disk accretion

Dwarf

Dynamic friction

F

Facula

False vacuum

Fermion

Filamento

Fluid modeling

Flute

Fonon

Force of gravity

Foton

Fotosfera

H

H I region

H II region

Halo

Heliosfera

House bubble

Hubble Constant

J

Jets

M

Magellanic stream

Magnetic field

Magnetocola

Magnetopausa

Magnetosfera

Magnitude

Magnitude B

Magnitude blue

Magnitude yellow

Mantle

Mare

Megaton

Meteor

Meteroide

Microwave

Miligal

Milky Way

Molecule

Moon

Movement itself

Moving toward the blue

Moving toward the red

Muon

O

Onda

Oort cloud

Orbit

Q

Quantum mechanics

Quark

Quasar

S

Satellite

Second arc

Severity

Shock wave

Sidereal day

Size angle

Solar system

Solar wind

Spectral line

Spectrum

Speed exhaust

Speed of light

Spiral Arm

Star fleeting

Star in astrophysic

Stellar association

Stellar population

Stellar wind

Subduccion

Sublimation

Sun Spots

Supercampos

Supercumulos

Supergigante

Supernova

Supernova type I

Supernova type II

U

UA

Ultraivoleta

Ultraviolet light

Umbra

Uniqueness

Unit light standard

Universe

W

Wave of curvature

Wave of hertzian

Wave radio

Wavelength

Weak force

White dwarf

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