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Antonyms:
sundown,
sunset
Contains:
streamer
Often used in the same context:
aurora borealis,
meteor shower,
epsilon aurigae,
zodiacal light,
sunspot,
perseids,
nebula,
airglow,
eclipsing binary,
meteors,
occultation,
earthshine,
photosphere,
annular eclipse,
quasar,
cosmic ray,
comet,
nightglow,
astronomers,
aurora australis,
supernova,
celestial sphere,
constellations,
polarimetry,
noctilucent,
celestial equator,
heliosphere,
planetary nebula,
themis,
andromeda galaxy,
sundog,
magnetosphere,
ionosphere,
extragalactic,
syrtis major,
lunar eclipse,
omega centauri,
infrared radiation,
convective,
periodicities,
flyby,
pulsars,
moonrise,
neutron star,
cassiopeia,
galactic plane,
asterism,
enceladus,
astrophysical,
exosphere,
pleiades,
oscillations,
neutrino,
novae,
puppis,
polar,
ecliptic,
nebulosity,
mimas,
obscuration,
cirrus,
bolide,
astronomy,
iridescence,
prominences,
planets,
vorticity,
radial velocity,
luminosities,
chromosphere,
saturnian,
ejecta,
astrometry,
cepheid variable,
perihelion,
borealis,
volcanism,
sunrises,
vortices,
equinox,
moonset,
photometry,
jovian,
mesosphere,
meteoroids,
starlight,
galaxies,
cirrus cloud,
antineutrinos,
milky way galaxy,
coronagraph,
cosmic rays,
spicules,
meridional,
exoplanet,
heliopause,
algol,
cherenkov radiation,
stargazer,
fomalhaut,
moonlet,
telescope,
rainbow,
auroras,
dawn,
corona,
light,
pearl,
star,
galaxy,
glow,
moon,
rose,
spring,
sun,
sunlight,
carnations,
colour,
lily,
luminosity,
mirage,
bibliography,
difference,
hope,
12,
120,
13,
192,
2-1,
2-2,
2-9,
256,
3-2,
31,
3he,
4-2,
4-5,
43,
53,
8-1,
ae
More specific:
aurora australis,
aurora borealis,
northern lights,
southern lights
Appears in the definition of:
aurora australis,
aurora borealis,
eos,
northern lights,
southern lights
More general:
atmospheric phenomenon,
hour,
roman deity,
time of day
Synonyms:
break of day,
break of the day,
cockcrow,
dawn,
dawning,
daybreak,
dayspring,
first light,
morning,
sunrise,
sunup
Also try:
— Adjectives for aurora:
diffuse,
bright,
polar,
brilliant,
beautiful,
fair,
visible,
visual,
red,
faint,
young,
more...
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