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Often used in the same context:
aurora,
aurora australis,
meteor shower,
epsilon aurigae,
perseids,
zodiacal light,
solar eclipse,
meteor,
lunar eclipse,
earthshine,
noctilucent,
constellations,
annular eclipse,
corona borealis,
comet,
nebulae,
sundog,
sunrises,
moonrise,
cosmic ray,
gyrfalcon,
hawk owl,
polar,
celestial,
asterism,
iridescence,
telescope,
planetary nebula,
nightglow,
stargazing,
occultation,
celestial sphere,
astronomy,
partial eclipse,
stargazers,
summer solstice,
spitzbergen,
astronomers,
phosphorescence,
geomagnetic,
cosmic rays,
baltimore oriole,
fireflies,
ionosphere,
meteoroid,
alpenglow,
celestial equator,
snowy owl,
borealis,
polarimetry,
andromeda galaxy,
quasars,
blackburnian warbler,
hummingbird moth,
starlight,
supernova,
coma berenices,
observatory,
hoarfrost,
omega centauri,
solstice,
photosphere,
gamma rays,
woodcocks,
corona australis,
sunspots,
airglow,
pleiades,
syrtis major,
planetarium,
geysers,
synaesthesia,
ursa minor,
glowworms,
cosmic microwave background,
harlequin duck,
occulted,
ptarmigan,
themis,
arctic,
starburst,
equinox,
galactic plane,
neutrinos,
horsehead nebula,
ecliptic,
luminous,
dragonflies,
xenon,
oriole,
thunderclouds,
sunsets,
eclipsing binary,
foehn,
iapetus,
bolide,
astrophysical,
nebulosity,
superfluidity,
radial velocity,
tarantula nebula,
capricornus
More general:
aurora
Synonyms:
northern lights
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