Solar and Stellar Astrophysics
Incoming relations
- CNO cycle is important in Solar and Stellar Astrophysics
- Maser is important in Solar and Stellar Astrophysics
- The Interferometric BIdimensional Spectrometer is important in Solar and Stellar Astrophysics
- Magnetohydrodynamics is used in Solar and Stellar Astrophysics
Outgoing relations
Subcategories
Concepts
- 101 Piscium
- 10 Canis Majoris
- 11 Canis Majoris
- 12 Aquilae
- 12 Canis Majoris
- 12 Ophiuchi
- 14 Sagittarii
- 15 Andromedae
- 160-minute solar cycle
- 1882 Aurora of November 17
- 1E161348-5055
- 1RXS J213344.1 510725
- 25 Canum Venaticorum
- 26 Canis Majoris
- 27 Aquilae
- 27 Canis Majoris
- 27 Hydrae
- 3 Aquarii
- 3C 58
- 3C 75
- 3 Centauri
- 40 Eridani
- 43 Camelopardalis
- 4C +37.11
- 4U 0614+091
- 51 Ophiuchi
- 55 Cancri
- 5 Tauri
- 6 Cassiopeiae
- A0620-00
- Abell 39
- AB Pictoris
- Accretion disk
- Accretion flow
- Advection-dominated dynamo
- Ae star
- Age Metallicity Relation
- AI Velorum star
- Alcyone
- Algol paradox
- Algol star
- Alpha2 canum venaticorum star
- Alpha Centauri
- Alpha Circini
- Alpha Cygni star
- Alpha Doradus
- Alpha-effect
- Alpha Ophiuchi
- Alpha Pegasi
- Alpha Pyxidis
- Alpha Sculptoris
- Alpha Scuti
- Alpha Sextantis
- AM Canum Venaticorum star
- AM Herculis
- AM Herculis star
- Am star
- Analemma
- Anomalous X-ray pulsar
- Antares
- AN Ursae Majoris
- AO Cassiopeiae
- Ap star
- Ara XR-1
- A star
- Asterope
- Asteroseismology
- Astrometric binary
- Asymptotic giant branch
- Asymptotic giant branch star
- Atlas star
- A-type giant
- AU Microscopii
- AXP 1E 1048-59
- AY Ant
- Babcock Model
- Barium star
- Barnard star
- Bartels' Rotation Number
- Bastille Day event
- BD+05 706
- BD +20°307
- BD+60 2522
- Be star
- Beta Capricorni
- Beta Cephei star
- Beta Eridani
- Beta Horologii
- Beta Hydrae
- Beta Lyrae star
- Beta Pictoris
- Beta Trianguli
- Betelgeuse
- Be X-ray binary
- Binary neutron star
- Binary pulsar
- Binary star
- Bipolar outflow
- Blaauw mechanism
- Black dwarf
- Black hole candidate
- Black star (semiclassical gravity)
- Black Widow Pulsar
- Blazhko effect
- BL Herculis star
- Blue giant
- Blue horizontal-branch star
- Blue straggler
- Blue supergiant
- Bolometric luminosity
- Boundary-layer dynamo
- Bow shock
- BPM 37093
- Bp star
- Brown dwarf
- Brown dwarf desert
- B star
- B-type giant
- Bump Cepheid
- Bursting Pulsar
- B-V colour
- Bw star
- BY Draconis
- BY Draconis star
- Calvera
- Capella
- Carbon burning
- Carbon-oxygen white dwarf star
- Carbon star
- Carrington rotation
- Carrington Super Flare
- Cataclysmic variable
- Cat's Eye Nebula
- CE Camelopardalis
- Celaeno
- Centaur
- Centaurus X-3
- Cepheid
- Chandrasekhar limit
- Chi Cygni
- Chromosphere
- Ch star
- Circumstellar disk
- Circumstellar dust
- Classical Cepheid variable
- Classical nova
- CM Draconis
- Cno star
- Cn star
- Cocoon star
- CoKu Tau/4
- Color-color diagram
- Color excess
- Common-envelope star
- Compact star
- Companion
- Contact binary
- Coreshine
- Corona
- Coronal heating
- Coronal hole
- Coronal loop
- Coronal mass ejection
- Coronal seismology
- Coronal star
- CQ Camelopardalis
- CS Camelopardalis
- CXO J164710.2-455216
- CXOU J061705.3+222127
- Cygnus X-1
- Cygnus X-3
- Dalton Minimum
- Dark energy star
- Dark star (Newtonian mechanics)
- Day length
- Debris disc
- Degenerate star
- Delay time distribution (DTD)
- Delta Canis Majoris
- Delta Capricorni
- Delta Cassiopeiae
- Delta cephei star
- Delta Equulei
- Delta Octantis
- Delta scuti star
- Delta Tauri
- Delta Telescopii
- Delta Velorum
- Deneb
- Detached eclipsing binary
- DH Oct
- Diffuse population
- Diffuse sky radiation
- Disk mass surface density
- Disk star
- Diurnal motion
- DL Camelopardalis
- DL Crucis
- Doppler imaging
- Double-mode variable
- Double star
- DP Leonis
- Dq herculis star
- Dumbbell Nebula
- Dwarf cepheid
- Dwarf star
- DY Persei variable
- Early-type star
- Eclipsing binary
- EF Aqr
- EF Eridani
- Effective temperature
- Electra
- Ellerman bombs
- Ellipsoidal variable
- Epsilon Cassiopeiae
- Epsilon Centauri
- Epsilon Delphini
- Epsilon Eridani
- Epsilon Orionis
- Epsilon Reticuli
- Epsilon Tauri
- Eruptive variable
- Er ursae majoris star
- Eskimo Nebula
- Eta Canis Majoris
- Eta Carinae
- Eta Corvi
- Eta Volantis
- EUVAC
- EV Persei
- Exozodiacal dust
- Extragalactic star
- Extreme horizontal branch star
- Extreme Population I star
- Extrinsic variable
- Facula
- Faint young Sun paradox
- Fast Low-Ionization Emission Region
- Fermi glow
- FG Sagittae
- Flare spray
- Flare star
- Fomalhaut
- Forbush decrease
- Formation and evolution of the Solar System
- F star
- Fuzzball (string theory)
- G117-B15A
- G29-38
- Gamma Boötis
- Gamma cassiopeiae star
- Gamma Centauri
- Gamma Corvi
- Gamma Gruis
- Gamma Orionis
- Gamma Tauri
- Gamma Ursae Minoris
- Gas consumption timescale
- GCIRS 13E
- GCRT J1745-3009
- GD 358
- GD 362
- GD 40
- GD 66
- G-dwarf problem
- Geminga
- General luminosity function
- GG CMa
- Giant molecular association
- Giant Molecular Cloud
- Giant star
- GJ 440
- GJ 742
- Gliese 174
- Gliese 223.2
- Gliese 581
- Gliese 86
- Gliese 876
- Gnevyshev-Ohl rule
- Gravastar
- GRO J0422+32
- GRO J1655-40
- GRS 1124-683
- GSC 00244-00434
- G star
- G Velorum
- GX 339-4
- Halo population
- Halo star
- Hayashi track
- HD 107146
- HD 107914
- HD 111968
- HD 112028
- HD 113766
- HD 12039
- HD 125658
- HD 130948
- HD 141569
- HD 15115
- HD 166
- HD 172044
- HD 172555
- HD 189733
- HD 203857
- HD 209458
- HD 269810
- HD 37974
- HD 40873
- HD 53143
- HD 56096
- HD 69830
- HD 75063
- HD 79447
- HD 95671
- HD 95673
- HD 9611
- HD 97048
- HD 97950
- HD 98800
- HDE 268835
- HE0107-5240
- HE 0437-5439
- HE0450-2958
- Heliometer
- Heliophysics
- Helioseismology
- Heliosphere
- Heliospheric current sheet
- Helium Focusing Cone
- Helium star
- Helium-weak star
- Helix Nebula
- Helmet streamer
- Hemispherical photography
- Hen 2-47
- Hénon-Heiles equation
- Herbig Ae/Be star
- Herbig-Haro object
- Hercules X-1
- High mass star
- High-mass x-ray binary
- High-velocity star
- HIP 117078
- HIP 67593
- HIP 9582
- History of Solar System formation and evolution hypotheses
- HL Tau 76
- Horizontal branch star
- Horsehead Nebula
- Hot subdwarf
- Hourglass Nebula
- HR 4796
- HR 8799
- HU Aquarii
- HW Virginis
- Hydrogen burning
- Hypercompact stellar system
- Hypergiant
- Hypernova
- Hypervelocity star
- Hz herculis star
- IC 2149
- IC 2448
- IC 289
- IC 349
- IC 418
- IC 4406
- II Pegasi
- IM Pegasi
- Infrared dark cloud
- Infrared star
- Initial mass function
- Instability Strip
- Interacting binary
- Intermediate metallicity star
- Intermediate Population star
- International Quiet Sun Years
- Interplanetary magnetic field
- Interstellar medium
- Intrinsic variable
- Ionized phases of the ISM
- Iota Aquilae
- Iota Arae
- Iota Capricorni
- Iota Horologii
- Iota Orionis
- Iota Piscium
- Iota Tauri
- Irregular variable
- J0106-1000
- Joy's Law
- Jump shock
- Kappa² Apodis
- Kappa Aquilae
- Kappa Cancri
- Kappa Cassiopeiae
- Kappa Draconis
- Kappa Orionis
- Kappa Piscium
- Kappa Scorpii
- Kappa Tauri
- Kappa Volantis
- Kelvin-Helmholtz timescale
- Kodaira 1
- KOI-74
- KOI-81
- Kozai mechanism
- Kozai resonance
- K Puppis
- Kroupa Initial mass function
- K star
- KW Sagittarii
- KY Cygni
- L183
- Lahaina Noon
- Lambda Andromedae
- Lambda bootis star
- Lambda Centauri
- Lambda eridani star
- Lambda Eridani variable
- Late-type star
- LBV 1806-20
- Lemon slice nebula
- Leonard-Merritt mass estimator
- Lifetimes stars
- Limb darkening
- Lithium-rich star
- Little Dumbbell Nebula
- Little Ghost Nebula
- Long-period variable
- Low-velocity star
- Luminosity class
- Luminous blue variable
- M1-92
- M33 X-7
- M82 X-1
- Magnetar
- Magnetar Giant Flare
- Magnetic cataclysmic variable
- Magnetic cloud
- Magnetic reconnection
- Magnetic star
- Magnetic white dwarf
- Magnetized core
- Magnetosphere of a star
- Maia
- Main sequence
- Main sequence star
- Manganese star
- Manhattanhenge
- March 1989 geomagnetic storm
- Mass-luminosity relation
- Mass-luminosity relationship
- Maunder minimum
- M Carinae
- Medusa Nebula
- Mercury-manganese star
- Merope
- Me star
- Metallicity population
- Metal-poor star
- Metal-rich star
- Microquasar
- Mira
- Miracle of the Sun
- Mira star
- Model photosphere
- Modern Maximum
- Monogem
- Moreton wave
- M-sigma relation
- Ms star
- M star
- Mu Cephei
- Multiple star
- Mu Normae
- Mu Sagittarii
- Mz 1
- Mz 3
- Naked-eye star
- Nanoflares
- Nearest stars
- Neutral phases of the ISM
- Neutrino-dominated accretion flow
- Neutron Degeneracy
- Neutronium
- Neutron star
- Neutron star core
- Neutron star crust
- Neutron-star oscillation
- Neutron star spin-up
- NGC 1360
- NGC 1435
- NGC 1466
- NGC 1514
- NGC 1535
- NGC 2022
- NGC 2346
- NGC 2371-2
- NGC 2438
- NGC 2440
- NGC 246
- NGC 2818
- NGC 2867
- NGC 2899
- NGC 3132
- NGC 3195
- NGC 3242
- NGC 3603-A1
- NGC 3918
- NGC 40
- NGC 4261
- NGC 5189
- NGC 5307
- NGC 5315
- NGC 5882
- NGC 6072
- NGC 6210
- NGC 6302
- NGC 6388
- NGC 6565
- NGC 6572
- NGC 6578
- NGC 6629
- NGC 6741
- NGC 6751
- NGC 6781
- NGC 6790
- NGC 6818
- NGC 6826
- NGC 6884
- NGC 7008
- NGC 7027
- NGC 7048
- NGC 7354
- NGC 7662
- NN Serpentis
- Notable stars
- Nova
- Novaya Zemlya effect
- N star
- Nu² Arae
- Nu Cassiopeiae
- Nu Cephei
- Nuclear Star Cluster
- Numbers stars
- Nu Telescopii
- OB star
- OGLE-TR-10
- OJ 287
- Omega Capricorni
- Omega Carinae
- Omega Cassiopeiae
- Omicron¹ Cancri
- Omicron2 Canis Majoris
- Omicron² Centauri
- Omicron2 Cygni
- Omicron Andromedae
- Omicron Cassiopeiae
- Omicron Persei
- OP Andromedae
- Open cluster
- Orange dwarf
- Orion-type star
- Orion variable
- O star
- Overcontact binary
- Owl Nebula
- OY Carinae
- Parker model
- Parker spiral
- P Cygni
- Peculiar star
- PG 1159-035
- Pg 1159 stars
- Phi Sagittarii
- Phoebus group
- Photodissociation
- Photoevaporation
- Photosphere
- Pi¹ Ursae Majoris
- Pi2 Cygni
- Pi4 Orionis
- Pistol Star
- Plage
- Planetary nebula
- Planetary Nebula M2-9
- Pleiades
- Pleione
- Pole stars
- Population I
- Population II
- Population III
- Pre-main-sequence star
- Pre-stellar core
- Primary
- Procyon
- Proper motion
- Proto-neutron star
- Protoplanetary disk
- Protostar
- Protostellar core
- Protostellar luminosity function
- Proxima Centauri
- Psi1 Aurigae
- Psi3 Aurigae
- Psi9 Aurigae
- Psi Aquilae
- PSR 1620-26
- PSR B0329+54
- PSR B0950+08
- PSR B1257+12
- PSR B1259-63
- PSR B1620-26
- PSR B1828-10
- PSR B1829−10
- PSR B1913+16
- PSR B1919+21
- PSR B1937+21
- PSR J0108-1431
- PSR J0437-4715
- PSR J0537-6910
- PSR J0737-3039
- PSR J0855-4644
- PSR J1614-2230
- PSR J1713+0747
- PSR J1748-2446ad
- PSR J1903+0327
- PSR J1951+1123
- PSR J2007+2722
- PSR J2144-3933
- Pulsar kick
- Pulsating variable
- Pulsating white dwarf
- PV Telescopii
- Pv telescopii star
- PY Vulpeculae
- Q0906+6930
- QS Virginis
- Quark star
- R136a1
- R 66 and R 126
- Radiation zone
- Radiative transfer equation
- Radio-quiet neutron star
- R Andromedae
- Rapid irregular variable
- R canis majoris star
- R coronae borealis star
- Recurrent nova
- Red dwarf
- Red giant
- Red Spider Nebula
- Red supergiant
- Reflecting binary
- Reverberation mapping
- Rho Aquarii
- Rho Cassiopeiae
- Rho Scorpii
- Rho Tauri
- Rigel
- Ring Nebula
- Rogue star
- Ross 548
- Rotating ellipsoidal variable
- Rotating radio transient
- Rotating variable
- Rotational Brownian motion (astronomy)
- RRAT J1819-1458
- RR Lyrae star
- Rs canum venaticorum star
- R star
- Runaway star
- R Virginis
- RV Tauri
- Rv tauri star
- RW Cephei
- RX J0806.3+1527
- RX J0822-4300
- RX J1856.5-3754
- Sagittarius A
- Sagittarius A*
- Salpeter Initial Mass Function
- Sanduleak -69° 202a
- Saturn Nebula
- SAX J1808.4-3658
- Scorpius X-1
- Scorpius X-2
- S Doradus
- S doradus star
- Sector boundaries
- Semiregular variable
- SGR 1627-41
- SGR 1806-20
- SGR 1900+14
- SGR J1550-5418
- Shapley 1
- Shear-current effect
- Shell star
- Sher 25
- Sigma Cassiopeiae
- Sigma Scorpii
- Sigma Tauri
- Silicon star
- Sirius
- Sizes stars
- S Monocerotis
- Soap bubble nebula
- Soft gamma repeater
- Solar azimuth angle
- Solar burst
- Solar constant
- Solar core
- Solar corona
- Solar cycle
- Solar cycle 1
- Solar cycle 10
- Solar cycle 11
- Solar cycle 12
- Solar cycle 13
- Solar cycle 14
- Solar cycle 15
- Solar cycle 16
- Solar cycle 17
- Solar cycle 18
- Solar cycle 19
- Solar cycle 2
- Solar cycle 20
- Solar cycle 21
- Solar cycle 22
- Solar cycle 23
- Solar cycle 24
- Solar cycle 3
- Solar cycle 4
- Solar cycle 5
- Solar cycle 6
- Solar cycle 7
- Solar cycle 8
- Solar cycle 9
- Solar dynamo
- Solar elevation angle
- Solar energetic particles
- Solar equator
- Solar flare
- Solar Irradiance Platform
- Solar luminosity
- Solar Magnetic Field
- Solar maximum
- Solar minimum
- Solar neon
- Solar physics
- Solar power
- Solar prominence
- Solar proton event
- Solar radiation pressure
- Solar radius
- Solar rotation
- Solar Simulator
- Solar storm of 1859
- Solar symbol
- Solar transit
- Solar transition region
- Solar variation
- Solar wind
- Solar X-ray astronomy
- Sołtan argument
- Spectral synthesis
- Spectroheliograph
- Spectroscopic binary
- Spectroscopic companion
- Sphere of influence (astronomy)
- Spica
- Spicule
- Spin-flip
- Spörer's law
- SS 433
- SS 443
- SS Cygni
- Ss cygni star
- SSPSF model
- S star
- S-star
- Standard solar model
- Standard star
- Star
- Starburst region
- Star catalogue
- Star designation
- Star formation
- Star formation efficiency
- Star formation rate
- Star Formation Time
- Star of spectral type M2
- Starquake
- Star streaming
- Stellar active region
- Stellar atmosphere
- Stellar classification
- Stellar collision
- Stellar distance
- Stellar drift
- Stellar dynamics
- Stellar evolution
- Stellar halo
- Stellar kinematics
- Stellar magnetic field
- Stellar mass
- Stellar mass black holes
- Stellar mass function
- Stellar mass surface density
- Stellar mass-to-light ratio gradient
- Stellar physics
- Stellar population synthesis
- Stellar rotation
- Stellar structure
- Stellar velocity dispersion
- Stellar wind
- Stellar X-ray astronomy
- Stewart Super Flare
- Stingray Nebula
- Strahl
- Subdwarf
- Subgiant
- Subluminous star
- Sunburst
- Sun glitter
- Sunlight
- Sunspot
- Supergiant
- Supergiant x-ray binary
- Supergranulation
- Supermassive black hole
- Su ursae majoris star
- S Virginis
- S vulpeculae star
- SWIFT J1756.9-2508
- Sx arietis star
- Sx phoenicis star
- Symbiotic nova
- Symbiotic star
- SZ Crateris
- Tachocline
- T Andromedae
- Tau² Capricorni
- Tau Andromedae
- Tau Ceti
- Tau Orionis
- Taygeta
- TD1 Catalog of Stellar Ultraviolet Fluxes
- Technetium star
- Temperatures stars
- Terminal shock
- Theoretical astronomy
- Theta Aquilae
- Theta Herculis
- Theta Tauri
- Thorne-Żytkow object
- Thuban
- Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff limit
- Transition variable
- Triple-alpha process
- T Tauri
- T Tauri star
- T Tauri wind
- TW Hydrae
- Two Phase Model of ISM
- TW Piscis Austrini
- Type II cepheid
- U geminorum star
- Ultra-cool star
- Unseen companion
- Upsilon1 Hydrae
- Upsilon Carinae
- Upsilon Tauri
- Urca process
- Uu herculis star
- UV Ceti star
- UVES
- UX Tauri
- Ux ursae majoris star
- V2366 Oph
- V343 Carinae
- V349 Vel
- V354 Cephei
- V370 Nor
- V371 Carinae
- V382 Carinae
- V404 Cygni
- V4641 Sagittarii
- V509 Cassiopeiae
- V533 Carinae
- V538 Aurigae
- V560 Carinae
- V592 Monocerotis
- V605 Aquilae
- V761 Centauri
- Van Maanen's star
- Variable star
- Variable star designation
- VB 10
- V Cephei
- Vega
- Vela X
- Vela X-1
- Vogt-Russell theorem
- Von Zeipel theorem
- VV Cephei
- VX Sagittarii
- VY Canis Majoris
- WD 0137-349
- WD 0346+246
- WD B1620-26
- Weak-lined T Tauri star
- White dwarf
- Wilson effect
- W Mensae
- WOH G64
- Wolf number
- Wolf-Rayet star
- WR 102ka
- W ursae majoris star
- W Virginis star
- Wz sagittae star
- Xi Boötis
- XO-1
- X-ray burster
- X-ray nova
- X-ray pulsar
- X-region
- X-shaped radio galaxy
- XTE J1650-500
- XTE J1739-285
- X-wind model
- Yellow hypergiant
- Young stellar object
- Yy orionis star
- Z andromedae star
- Zanstra method
- Z camelopardalis star
- Z Capricorni
- Zeta Bootis
- Zeta Capricorni
- Zeta Draconis
- Zeta Leporis
- Zeta Orionis
- Zeta Sagittarii
- Zeta Tauri
- Zeta Tucanae
- Zodiacal cloud
- Zz ceti star
- Κ mechanism
- Мagnetosphere
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