Home > Terms > Serbo Croatian (SH) > astronomski sumrak

astronomski sumrak

For technical definition, please follow this link to the U.S. Naval Observatory Astronomical Applications website.

0
Improve it
More
Collect to Blossary

Other Languages:

More

Member comments

You have to log in to post to discussions.

Related terms

sumrak
Aerospace; Space flight

For technical definition, please follow this link to the U.S. Naval Observatory Astronomical Applications website.

nautički sumrak
Astronomy; Planetary science

The time when the Sun is 6-12 degrees below the horizon. Sky begins to get noticeably bright.

astromomski sumrak
Astronomy; Planetary science

The time when the Sun is 12-18 degrees below the horizon. When the Sun moves from 19 to 18 degrees below the horizon, astronomers can begin to detect an increase in the brightness ...

Nautički sumrak
Aerospace; Space flight

For technical definition, please follow this link to the U.S. Naval Observatory Astronomical Applications website.

građanski sumrak
Aerospace; Space flight

For technical definition, please follow this link to the U.S. Naval Observatory Astronomical Applications website.

neidentifikovani leteći objekat (NLO)
Aerospace; Space flight

UFOs are unidentified aircraft which are attributed to alien space flight. One supposed UFO halted air traffic at Hangzhou Airport, China, on July 7. The appearance is being ...

svemirski šatl
Aerospace; Space flight

A reusable spacecraft with wings developed by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) for human spaceflight missions. The first test flight took place in ...

zenit
Aerospace; Space flight

The point on the celestial sphere directly above the observer. Opposite the nadir.

x-zrak
Aerospace; Space flight

Electromagnetic radiation in the neighborhood of 100 picometer wavelength.

x-dijapazon
Aerospace; Space flight

A range of microwave radio frequencies in the neighborhood of 8 to 12 ghz.

težina
Aerospace; Space flight

The gravitational force exerted on an object of a certain mass. The weight of mass m is mg Newtons, where g is the local acceleration due to a body's gravity.

Terms in the News

Featured Terms

sonjap
  • 0

    Terms

  • 0

    Blossaries

  • 2

    Followers

Industry/Domain: People Category: Actresses

Elizabet Tejlor

A three-time Academy Awards winner, Elizabeth Taylor is an English-American film legend. Beginning as a child star, she is known for her acting talent ...

Contributor

Featured blossaries

Gothic Cathedrals

Category: History   2 20 Terms

Popular Hair Styles for Black Women

Category: Fashion   1 9 Terms

Browers Terms By Category

TERMS

SOCIAL

EXTRAS

SOLUTIONS