Category talk:Astronomy

Why is en: in bold ? Traroth 14:42, 16 January 2006 (UTC)

Huge bug

The Category consists of more than 200 images, thus divided to two pages. But not only the image list: the category list is also divided into two parts. The second part can be seen on the second page, including Astronomical object's category. With the custom sorting also make it more chaotic, it's impossible to find it for people who don't know the system and its logic well enough. --KGyST 13:22, 8 April 2008 (UTC)

You are right Rodiyahomot (talk) 15:39, 27 August 2016 (UTC)

Tree for easier search

Astronomy

Astronomy by city

Astronomy by continent

Astronomy by country

Astronomy by gyr

Astronomy by millennium

Astronomy by myr

Astronomy by region

Valued images of astronomy

Astronomical sub-disciplines

Other versions templates/Astronomy

Animations of astronomy

Astronomical journals

Astronomical manuscripts

Astronomy PDF files

Audio files about astronomy

Books about astronomy

Information graphics about astronomy

Videos of astronomy

Unidentified astronomy

Unsolved problems in astronomy

Air mass (astronomy)

Albedo

Amateur astronomy

Astronomy in art

Astroinformatics

Astronomical filters

Astronomical hypotheses

Awards associated with astronomy

Biblical astronomy

Calendars

Astronomical catalogues and surveys

Celestial coordinate systems

Astronomy competitions

Concepts in astronomy

Astronomical controversies

ESA images (review needed)

Astronomical events

Gallery pages about astronomy

History of astronomy

Astronomical instruments

Magnitude (astronomy)

Meitei astronomy

Night sky

Astronomical objects

Astronomy organizations

Outer space

Astronomical pareidolia

People associated with astronomy

Astronomical photography

Astronomy Picture of the Day

Sky

Astronomical symbols

Time in astronomy

— Preceding unsigned comment added by Ronny j (talk • contribs) 10 April 2017 (UTC)

Where away?

I have been geolocating photos for years, and lately sorting galaxies according to constellation among other considerations. I have noticed that astrophotos don't have celestial coordinates. Ought they? How about coords for places on Mars and other globes that have been pretty much globally photographed by satellites? Jim.henderson (talk) 17:24, 25 December 2021 (UTC)