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Contents 1 Astronomy 2 Solar system 3 Constellations 4 Space exploration 5 WikiProjects

[edit] Astronomy

{{Astronomy-footer}}	v • d • e General subfields within astronomy Cosmology • Extragalactic astronomy • Galactic astronomy • Stellar astronomy • Star formation • Planetary science • Astrochemistry • Astrobiology
{{Cosmology}}	{{General_relativity}}	{{String-theory}}	{{Star Formation}}
Physical Cosmology Physical Cosmology Universe · Big Bang Age of the universe Timeline of the Big Bang... Ultimate fate of the Universe Early universe Inflation · Nucleosynthesis Cosmic microwave background Expanding universe Redshift · Hubble's law Metric expansion of space Friedmann equations · FLRW metric Structure formation Shape of the universe Structure formation Galaxy formation Large-scale structure Components Lambda-CDM model Dark energy · Dark matter History Timeline of cosmology... Cosmology experiments Observational cosmology 2dF · SDSS CoBE · BOOMERanG · WMAP Scientists Einstein · Lemaître · Friedman Hubble · Penzias · Wilson Gamow · Dicke · Zel'dovich Mather · Smoot · others This box: view • talk • edit	General Relativity General relativity Introduction to... Mathematical formulation of... Fundamental concepts Special relativity · Equivalence principle World line · Riemannian geometry Phenomena Black hole · Event horizon · Lenses Waves · Singularity Frame-dragging Equations Linearized Gravity Einstein field equations Advanced theories Kaluza-Klein Quantum gravity Solutions Schwarzschild · Kasner · Kerr Milne · Reissner-Nordström Robertson-Walker Scientists Einstein · Minkowski · Eddington Lemaître · Schwarzschild Robertson · Kerr · Friedman Chandrasekhar · Hawking · others This box: view • talk • edit	String theory v • d • e bosonic string theory superstring theory type I string type II string heterotic string M-theory (simplified) string field theory strings branes Related topics quantum field theory gauge theory conformal field theory topological field theory supersymmetry supergravity general relativity quantum gravity See also string theory topics	Star Formation Interstellar medium Molecular cloud Bok globule | Dark nebula Young stellar object Protostar T Tauri star Herbig Ae/Be stars Solar nebula Classes of Object Herbig-Haro object Theoretical Concepts Initial mass function Jeans Instability Kelvin-Helmholtz mechanism  This box: view • talk • edit

[edit] Solar system

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v • d • e The Solar System
The Sun · Mercury · Venus · Earth · Mars · Ceres · Jupiter · Saturn · Uranus · Neptune · Pluto · Eris
Planets · Dwarf planets · Moons: Terrestrial · Martian · Asteroidal · Jovian · Saturnian · Uranian · Neptunian · Plutonian · Eridian
Small bodies:   Meteoroids · Asteroids (Asteroid belt) · Centaurs · TNOs (Kuiper belt/Scattered disc) · Comets (Oort cloud)
See also astronomical objects, the solar system's list of objects, sorted by radius or mass, and the Astronomy Portal

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The Sun v • d • e
Structure: Solar Core - Radiation Zone - Convection Zone
Atmosphere - Photosphere - Chromosphere - Transition region - Corona
Extended Structure: Termination Shock - Heliosphere - Heliopause - Heliosheath - Bow Shock
Solar Phenomena: Sunspots - Faculae - Granules - Supergranulation - Solar Wind - Spicules
Coronal loops - Solar Flares - Solar Prominences - Coronal Mass Ejections
Moreton Waves - Coronal Holes
Other: Solar System - Solar Variation - Solar Dynamo - Heliospheric Current Sheet - Solar Radiation - Solar Eclipse

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edit Mars' natural satellites
Phobos | Deimos

{{Moons of Jupiter}}

v • d • e Moons of Jupiter
Listed in increasing distance from Jupiter. Italics indicate ungrouped moons.
Amalthea group	Metis · Adrastea · Amalthea · Thebe
Galilean moons	Io · Europa · Ganymede · Callisto
	Themisto
Himalia group	Leda · Himalia · Lysithea · Elara · S/2000 J 11
	Carpo · S/2003 J 12
Ananke group	Ananke · Praxidike · Harpalyke · Iocaste · Euanthe · Thyone  (core) Euporie · S/2003 J 3 · S/2003 J 18 · Thelxinoe · Helike · Orthosie · S/2003 J 16 · Hermippe · Mneme · S/2003 J 15  (peripheral)
Carme group	S/2003 J 17 · S/2003 J 10 · Pasithee · Chaldene · Arche · Isonoe · Erinome · Kale · Aitne · Taygete · S/2003 J 9 · Carme · S/2003 J 5 · S/2003 J 19 · Kalyke · Eukelade · Kallichore
Pasiphaë group	Eurydome · S/2003 J 23 · Hegemone · Pasiphaë · Sponde · Cyllene · Megaclite · S/2003 J 4 · Callirrhoe · Sinope · Autonoe · Aoede · Kore
	S/2003 J 2

{{Moons of Saturn}}

v • d • e Moons of Saturn
Generally listed in increasing distance from Saturn
Ring shepherds	Pan · Daphnis · Atlas · Prometheus · S/2004 S 6? · S/2004 S 4? · S/2004 S 3? · Pandora
Co-orbitals	Epimetheus · Janus
Inner large and Trojan	Mimas · Methone · Pallene · Enceladus · Tethys  (trojans Telesto, Calypso)  ·  Dione  (trojans Helene, Polydeuces)
Outer large	Rhea · Titan · Hyperion · Iapetus
Inuit group	Kiviuq · Ijiraq · Paaliaq · Siarnaq
Norse group	Phoebe · Skathi · Skoll · S/2004 S 13 · S/2006 S 4 · Hyrokkin · Mundilfari · S/2006 S 6 · S/2006 S 1 · S/2004 S 17 · Narvi · Bergelmir · Aegir · Suttungr · S/2004 S 12 · Bestla · Farbauti · Hati · S/2004 S 7 · Thrymr · S/2006 S 3 · Surtur · Kari · Fenrir · Ymir · Loge · Fornjot
Gallic group	Albiorix · Bebhionn · Erriapo · Tarvos
Rings of Saturn · Cassini-Huygens · Themis

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v • d • e Moons of Uranus
Inner	Cordelia · Ophelia · Bianca · Cressida · Desdemona · Juliet · Portia · Rosalind · Cupid  · Belinda · Perdita · Puck · Mab
Major (spheroid)	Miranda · Ariel · Umbriel · Titania · Oberon
Outer (irregular)	Francisco  · Caliban · Stephano · Trinculo · Sycorax · Margaret · Prospero · Setebos · Ferdinand
See also Rings of Uranus

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v • d • e Moons of Neptune
Naiad · Thalassa · Despina · Galatea · Larissa · Proteus · Triton · Nereid · Halimede · Sao · Laomedeia · Psamathe · Neso
Neptune Trojans • Rings of Neptune

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{{Moons of Pluto and Eris}}

v • d • e Moons of Pluto and Eris
Pluto's moons Charon · Nix · Hydra Eris Dysnomia

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{{MinorPlanets Navigator}}

Minor planets
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List of asteroids

[edit] Constellations

Standard constellation navigation boxes.

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Or if that is overkill, the good-oldies:

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[edit] Space exploration

{{Venus spacecraft}}

v • d • e Spacecraft missions to Venus
Flybys	Venera 1 • Mariner 2 • Zond 1 • Venera 2 • Mariner 5 • Mariner 10 • Venera 11 • Venera 12 • Galileo • Cassini-Huygens • MESSENGER
Orbiters	Venera 9 • Venera 10 • Pioneer Venus Orbiter • Venera 15 • Venera 16 • Magellan probe • Venus Express
Descent probes	Venera 3 • Venera 4 • Venera 5 • Venera 6 • Pioneer Venus Multiprobe
Landers	Venera 7 • Venera 8 • Venera 9 • Venera 10 • Venera 11 • Venera 12 • Venera 13 • Venera 14 • Vega 1 • Vega 2
Balloon probes	Vega 1 • Vega 2
Future missions	PLANET-C (2010) • BepiColombo • Venera-D (2013)
See also: Colonization of Venus

{{Mars spacecraft}}

v • d • e Mars Spacecraft Missions
Flybys: Mariner 4 | Mariner 6 | Mariner 7 | Mars 4 | Rosetta
Orbiters: Mariner 9 | Mars 2 | Mars 3 | Mars 5 | Mars 6 | Viking 1 | Viking 2 | Phobos 2 | Mars Global Surveyor | Mars Odyssey | Mars Express Orbiter | Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
Landers and Rovers: Mars 3 | Viking 1 | Viking 2 | Mars Pathfinder | Spirit rover | Opportunity rover
Future: Dawn (2007) | Phoenix Scout (2007) | Mars Science Laboratory (2009) | Phobos-Grunt (2009) | Mars 2011 | ExoMars (2013) | Astrobiology Field Laboratory (2016?)
See also: Mars | Exploration of Mars | Colonization of Mars

{{Failed Mars Missions}}

v • d • e Failed & Cancelled missions to the Planet Mars
Failed:	Marsnik program | Sputnik 22 | Mars 1 | Sputnik 24 | Mariner 3 | Zond 2 | Mars 1969A | Mars 1969B | Mariner 8 | Cosmos 419 | Mars 6 | Mars 7 | Phobos 1 | Mars Observer | Mars 96 | Nozomi | Mars Climate Orbiter | Mars Polar Lander | Deep Space 2 | Beagle 2
Cancelled:	Voyager | Mars Surveyor 2001 Lander | NetLander | Mars Telecommunications Orbiter

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Space colonization

Mercury Venus Earth Moon Mars Asteroids Ceres Outer solar system Jupiter Europa Saturn Titan Pluto Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud

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[edit] WikiProjects

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Space Colonization WikiProject edit

Core concepts Space colonization Interstellar travel Planetary habitability Space and survival Space habitat Terraforming Colonization and terraforming Colonization of the Moon Colonization of Mars Colonization of Venus Colonization of Mercury Colonization of the asteroids Colonization of Ceres Colonization of the outer solar system Colonization of Jupiter Colonization of Europa Colonization of Titan Colonization of Pluto Terraforming of Mars Terraforming of Venus Organizations Mars Society National Space Society