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The th Draft for the Chinese Translation

of Some Astronomical Terms

The Astronomical Terminology Committee of the CAS

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absorptionfree space by

absorptionp o or space by

aerobraking O D R

alion creation N

angular element k

Bo omerang telescop e hG fi I B

Ballo on Observations of Millimetri c

Extragalactic Radiation and Geophysics

telescop e

CCD imaging CCD

CDF Chandra Deep Field E QWJ h CDFi

CDFN Chandra Deep Field North E Q WJ hCDFNi

CDFS Chandra Deep Field South E QWJ hCDFS i

celestial matter XS

CLASS Cosmic Lens AllSky Survey X w hCLASSi

closed fork mounting c Q

cold atom clo ck V

colo cational observation O Y

cometary zone eJ

HaleBopp C e

comet Hyakutake e

comet Sho emakerLevy c e

cosmic catastrophe XA

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cosmogoner wv l x

cosmonaut

cosmophysics X

dark energy

DASI Degree Angular Scale Interferometer NV hDASIi

daylight meteor Y

DENIS Deep NearInfrared Survey g W w h h i

disk r

DLS Deep Lens Survey W w hDLSi

double g

dust driven wind I

earliest state t E p

etheral ring m

EVLA Expanded Very Large Array F PY w M hEVLAi

exoplanet

exoplanet system

exoplanet

exosolar wind o I

exotic B

expansion lag TJ

fewb o dy problem Tv t

fountain clo ck KV

FU Orionis ob ject j FU wv

geo centric constant f

Geo centric Co ordinate Time TCG c hTCGi

GSMT Giant Segmented Mirror Telescop e c hGS MTi

highenergy O

Hubble Heritage Pro ject i vk

hyp ernova

imagingchip technology H Pue

inb etween ob ject U wv

innermost planet b

International Celestial Reference System ICRS wwI hICRSi

I hITRSi International Terrestrial Reference System ITRS w

ISS International w y I hISSi

KBO Kuip er Belt Ob ject wv

Kozai resonance X D U L

Kuip erEdgeworth b elt B i

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lifeb earing planet Z

LIGO Laser Interferometer Gravitational waveObservatory sZNV Y n hLIGOi

LINEAR Lincoln Near Ob ject Research wv hLINEARi

LONEOS Lowell Observatory NearEarth Ob ject Search C wvj m hLONEOSi

LSST Largeap erture Synoptic Survey Telescop e Lw a hLSSTi

Lyman break galaxy

Lyman break metho d FE

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magnetic are

magnetospheric accretion r

Martian dust strom p

Martian opp osition p

Martian year p

mass factor S

minimo on

mo died horsesho e mounting M uQ

mo onlet

multibre sp ectrometer BZ HZ

multibre sp ectroscopy BZ HZ

multiple ybys B W G

nearcollisi on nebula

NEAT NearEarth Tracking R a hNEATi

nulling interferometer N V

nulling interferometry N V

NVO National Virtual Observatory x w n hNVOi

op en spiral dR

optical clo ck Z V

paragravity W

PHA p otentially hazardous asteroid F D

photop olarime ter L Zv

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PlutoKuip er Belt yby d G

p ostcollisi on merger icwv

primordial o e

Prosp ero w

protostellar collapse f ql

radio afterglow U n

radio U d

reionization era C

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structure V

SAFIR SingleAp erture FarInfraRed Observatory g w n hSAFIRi

satellite nebula

Seteb os w

shadow matter S

SKA Square Kilometer Array FTwM hSKAi

solvefor parameter Wf

space wather oDh

Spirograph Nebula IC y

stargazer w aK

starp o or region J

Stephano w D

stellarmass black hole f S e

substellar system f

sup erplanet

sup errotation r

surfacebrightness uctuation technique C LFE

TCG Geo centric Co ordinate Time c hTCGi

telescop e time Y y

terraforming I l

THEMIS Thermal Emission Imaging System M K U z hTHEMISi

Thumbprint Nebula P

TNO transNeptunian ob ject wv

TT Terrestrial Time I hTTi

Typ e v

Typ e quasar v

ultradense star U

ultradense ob ject wv

Vegalike ob ject N wv

very lowmass star Y S f

virial parameter f

virtual observatory w n

Vulcanlike asteroid Z O wv

vulcanoid Z O wv

X matter S

Xray afterglow X U n

X wind o I

Yarkovsky eect C J h q

MASS TwoMicro All Sky Survey Lw a h MASSi