Category:Astronomical instruments
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Here is a list of articles in the category Astronomical instruments of the Engineering portal. This category contains articles about instruments used for astronomy.
Subcategories
This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
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Pages in category "Astronomical instruments"
The following 110 pages are in this category, out of 110 total.
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- List of astronomical instruments (astronomy)
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- Active surface (astronomy)
- Alidade (engineering)
- Almucantar (astronomy)
- Antikythera mechanism (astronomy)
- ARCADE (astronomy)
- Archeops (astronomy)
- ARGOS (optics system) (engineering)
- Armillary sphere (astronomy)
- Astrarium (astronomy)
- Astrograph (astronomy)
- Astrolabe (astronomy)
- Astronomical interferometer (astronomy)
- Astronomical rings (astronomy)
- Autoguider (engineering)
B
- Backstaff (astronomy)
- Bris sextant (astronomy)
- Broken/Almucantar (computing)
C
- Celatone (astronomy)
- Celestial Sphere Woodrow Wilson Memorial (astronomy)
- Center for Detectors (organization)
- Cherenkov Telescope Array (astronomy)
- Chronocinematograph (engineering)
- Astronomical clock (astronomy)
- Cole's quadrant (astronomy)
- Cosmolabe (astronomy)
- Cranmer Park (engineering)
- Cross bow quadrant (astronomy)
D
- Davis quadrant (astronomy)
- Demi-cross (astronomy)
- Dioptra (astronomy)
- Stanford Dish (astronomy)
- The Dish (landmark) (astronomy)
- Dividing engine (engineering)
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- Eidouranion (engineering)
- ELODIE spectrograph (astronomy)
- Elton's quadrant (astronomy)
- Equatorial ring (astronomy)
- Equatorium (astronomy)
- ESPRESSO (astronomy)
- European Pulsar Timing Array (astronomy)
- ExoLife Finder (astronomy)
- EXPRES (astronomy)
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- Fiber-optic Improved Next-generation Doppler Search for Exo-Earths (astronomy)
- Filar micrometer (astronomy)
G
- Giant Radio Array for Neutrino Detection (astronomy)
- Globe of Matelica (astronomy)
- Gnomon (astronomy)
- Gnomon of Saint-Sulpice (engineering)
- Greenland Telescope (astronomy)
- Groombridge Transit Circle (engineering)
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- HARPS-N (astronomy)
- Helioscope (astronomy)
- Herschel wedge (astronomy)
- High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet Searcher (astronomy)
- Hood's cross-staff (astronomy)
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- Instrument of the Primum Mobile (engineering)
- Integral field spectrograph (astronomy)
- International Pulsar Timing Array (astronomy)
J
- Jovilabe (engineering)
L
- Large Latin American Millimeter Array (astronomy)
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- Mariner's astrolabe (astronomy)
- MASCARA (astronomy)
- MINERVA-Australis (astronomy)
- Miniature Exoplanet Radial Velocity Array (astronomy)
- Minoan Moulds of Palaikastro (astronomy)
- Mural instrument (astronomy)
- MySky (astronomy)
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- Next-Generation Transit Survey (astronomy)
- Nocturnal (instrument) (engineering)
O
- Octant (instrument) (engineering)
- Optical mount (astronomy)
- Orrery (astronomy)
P
- Parallactic instrument of Kapteyn (engineering)
- Planisphere (astronomy)
- Plough (instrument) (engineering)
Q
- Quadrans Vetus (engineering)
- Quadrant (instrument) (engineering)
- Qubic experiment (astronomy)
R
- Radio telescope (astronomy)
- Rapid Eye Mount telescope (astronomy)
- Rectangulus (astronomy)
- Reflecting instrument (astronomy)
- Reticle (astronomy)
- Rotational modulation collimator (engineering)
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- Santucci's Armillary Sphere (engineering)
- Sea ring (engineering)
- Sextant (astronomy)
- Sextant (astronomical) (astronomy)
- Shadow square (astronomy)
- Sine quadrant (engineering)
- SkyScout (astronomy)
- Solar telescope (astronomy)
- SOPHIE échelle spectrograph (astronomy)
- Spectroheliograph (astronomy)
- Spectrohelioscope (physics)
- SPEX (engineering)
- Spider (polarimeter) (astronomy)
- Stonyhurst disks (engineering)
- Sutton armillary (engineering)
- Swiss 1.2-metre Leonhard Euler Telescope (astronomy)
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- Telecompressor (engineering)
- Telescope (astronomy)
- Tellurion (engineering)
- Torquetum (engineering)
- Triquetrum (astronomy)
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- Visible Multi Object Spectrograph (engineering)
- Volvelle (astronomy)
W
- Warkworth Radio Astronomical Observatory (astronomy)
- Warkworth Radio Telescope (astronomy)
