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Planets and Their Ologies

Esp Exo- and Also Some Pictures I Guess

Planetology: Planetary science; Achondrite; Albedo feature; Ashen light; Atmosphere; Aurora (astronomy); Auroral kilometric radiation; Australasian strewnfield; Axial tilt; B612 Foundation; Bow shock; Brightness temperature; British and Irish Meteorite Society; Burckle Crater; Center for Planetary Research (Copenhagen University); Chamberlin–Moulton planetesimal hypothesis; Clearing the neighbourhood; Cosmic dust; Cosmochemistry; Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event; Cryovolcano; Cytherean; Definition of planet; Diogenite; Disturbance storm time index; Douglas N. C. Lin; Earth mass; Earth radius; Effective temperature; Ejecta; Energetic neutral atom; Eucrite; Europlanet; Exoplanetology; Extinction event; Extraterrestrial atmospheres; Extraterrestrial materials; Flux transfer event; Formation and evolution of the Solar System; Frost line (astrophysics); Glass with embedded metal and sulfides; Goldilocks planet; HED meteorite; High Altitude Observatory; History of Solar System formation and evolution hypotheses; Howardite; Hunveyor; Husar-rover; Hypothetical fifth gas giant; Impact event; Internal heating; International Meteor Organization; Interplanetary dust cloud; Iron catastrophe; Jupiter mass; Laplace plane; Late Devonian extinction; Light curve; List of hypothetical Solar System objects; Longitude of vernal equinox; Magnetosheath; Magnetosphere; Magnetosphere chronology; Magnetosphere of Jupiter; Magnetosphere particle motion; Medea hypothesis; Meteoritical Society; Micrometeorite; Micrometeoroid; Moss meteorite; Natural satellite habitability; Oblate spheroid; Ordovician–Silurian extinction event; Out of the Cradle (book); Permian–Triassic extinction event; Planet; Planetary core; Planetary differentiation; Planetary equilibrium temperature; Planetary habitability; Planetary mass; Planetary Science Decadal Survey; Planetary Science Institute; Plasma sheet; Precovery; Radio occultation; Rain-out model; Rampart crater; Reducing atmosphere; Regional Planetary Image Facility; Selenography; Extraterrestrial skies; Solar System; Solar transit; Space weather; Space weathering; Spacewatch; Spectral slope; Substorm; Sudden ionospheric disturbance; Tagish Lake (meteorite); Theoretical planetology; Theory of tides; Tidal heating; Triassic–Jurassic extinction event; Umov effect; Water on terrestrial planets; Zero-level elevation
Exoplanetology: List of multiplanetary systems; List of nearest terrestrial exoplanet candidates; Anglo-Australian Planet Search; Circumbinary planet; Circumstellar habitable zone; CORALIE spectrograph; Coreless planet; COROT; Discoveries of extrasolar planets; Earth Similarity Index; East-Asian Planet Search Network; ESPRESSO; Exoplanet Archive; Exoplanet Data Explorer; Extragalactic planet; Extrasolar moon; Extrasolar planet; Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia; Extraterrestrial liquid water; Fiber-optic Improved Next-generation Doppler Search for Exo-Earths; Galactic habitable zone; Gemini Planet Imager; Geneva Extrasolar Planet Search; HARPS-N; HATNet Project; HD 20781 b; HD 20781 c; High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet Searcher; Hunt for Exomoons with Kepler; Kepler (spacecraft); Kepler object of interest; Kepler-17b; Kepler-19b; Kepler-19c; Kepler-20; Kepler-20b; Kepler-20c; Kepler-20d; Kepler-20e; Kepler-20f; Kepler-22b; Kepler-28b; Kepler-32b; Kepler-32c; Kepler-33b; Kepler-34b; Kepler-35; Kepler-36; Kepler-36b; Kepler-37b; Kepler-37c; Kepler-37d; Kepler-38; Kepler-39b; Kepler-40b; Kepler-42c; Kepler-47; Kepler-47c; Kepler-4b; Kepler-5b; Kepler-68b; Kepler-68c; Kepler-68d; Kepler-6b; Kepler-76b; Kepler-7b; Kepler-8b; Kepler-9b; Kepler-9c; Kepler-9d; Lick–Carnegie Exoplanet Survey; List of habitable planet candidates; Magellan Planet Search Program; Methods of detecting extrasolar planets; MicroFUN; Microlensing Observations in Astrophysics; N2K Consortium; NASA Star and Exoplanet Database; New Worlds Mission; NExScI; Okayama Planet Search Program; Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment; PlanetPol; PlanetQuest; PRL Advanced Radial-velocity All-sky Search; Project 1640; Pulsar planet; Rogue planet; Rossiter–McLaughlin effect; Sagittarius Window Eclipsing Extrasolar Planet Search; SOPHIE échelle spectrograph; Sudarsky extrasolar planet classification; Super-Dense Water; SuperWASP; Systemic (amateur extrasolar planet search project); Trans-Atlantic Exoplanet Survey; Transit timing variation; XO Telescope; ZIMPOL/CHEOPS
Extrasolar Planets: List of potential habitable exoplanets; Gliese 163 c; Gliese 581 d; Gliese 581 g; Gliese 667 Cc; Gliese 667 Ce; Gliese 667 Cf; HD 40307 g; HD 85512 b; Kepler-61b; Kepler-62e; Kepler-62f; Kepler-69c; KOI-1686.01; Tau Ceti e; Tau Ceti f; 23 Librae b; 55 Cancri f; BD+14°4559 b; Gliese 876 b; Gliese 876 c; HD 10180 g; HD 108874 b; HD 113538 b; HD 155358 b; HD 163607 c; HD 188015 b; HD 23127 b; HD 28185 b; HD 34445 b; HD 37124 b; HD 37124 c; HD 37124 d; HD 38283 b; HD 69830 d; HD 73534 b; HD 82943 b; HD 92788 b; HD 99109 b; Kepler-16b; Mu Arae b; Mu Arae d; Upsilon Andromedae d; List of unconfirmed extrasolar planets; 1RXS J160929.1-210524 b; 61 Virginis d; CM Draconis c; CoRoT-7d; GD 362; GD 66 b; Geminga b; Gliese 22 b; Gliese 317 c; Gliese 436 c; Gliese 581 f; Gliese 758 B; HD 111031 b; HD 141569 b; HD 1461 d; HD 1461 e; HD 154857 c; HD 17156 c; HD 50499 c; HD 50499 d; HD 83443c; HD 8673; HR 4796; Iota Horologii c; Lalande 21185b; Lalande 21185c; Lalande 21185d; MACHO-1997-BLG-41c; MACHO-98-BLG-35b; OGLE-TR-111c; PSR B0329+54A; PSR B0329+54B; PSR B1828-10A; PSR B1828-10B; PSR B1828-10C; PSR B1829-10A; SWEEPS-10; Twin Quasar
Images: The Blue Marble; Chandra Deep Field South; Earthrise; Extended Groth Strip; Family Portrait (MESSENGER); Family Portrait (Voyager); Hubble Deep Field; Hubble Deep Field South; Hubble Ultra-Deep Field; List of Deep Fields; Pale Blue Dot; Pillars of Creation