Astronomical instruments
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Names and connections
Astronomy--Instruments; Instruments, Astronomical
- Broader: Optical instruments
- Broader: Physical instruments
- Broader: Scientific apparatus and instruments
- Broader: Space optics
- Narrower: Almucantar
- Narrower: Armillary spheres
- Narrower: Astrolabes
- Narrower: Astronomical clocks
- Narrower: Astronomical models
- Narrower: Chronograph
- Narrower: Coelostat
- Narrower: Heliodon
- Narrower: Heliometer
- Narrower: Heliomicrometer
- Narrower: Heliostat
- Narrower: Imaging systems in astronomy
- Narrower: Meridian marks
- Narrower: Meteoroscope
- Narrower: Optical interferometers
- Narrower: Photochronograph
- Narrower: Photoheliograph
- Narrower: Quadrants (Astronomical instruments)
- Narrower: Radio interferometers
- Narrower: Sextant
- Narrower: Solar compass
- Narrower: Spectrograph
- Narrower: Spectroheliograph
- Narrower: Spectroscope
- Narrower: Stadimeter
- Narrower: Telescopes
- Narrower: Transit-circle
- Narrower: Transit-instruments
- Narrower: Vertical circle
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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