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Definition of planet
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of planet is as below...
Planet
(n.) A
celestial
body which
revolves
about the sun in an orbit of a
moderate
degree
of
eccentricity.
It is
distinguished
from a comet by the
absence
of a coma, and by
having
a less
eccentric
orbit.
See Solar
system..
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Saturnicentric
::
Saturnicentric
(a.)
Appearing
as if seen from the
center
of the
planet
Saturn;
relating
or
referred
to
Saturn
as a
center.
Jovial
::
"Jovial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the god, or the
planet,
Jupiter..
Jupiter
::
"Jupiter
(n.) One of the
planets,
being the
brightest
except
Venus,
and the
largest
of them all, its mean
diameter
being about
85,000
miles.
It
revolves
about the sun in
4,332.6
days, at a mean
distance
of
5.2028
from the sun, the
earth's
mean
distance
being taken as
unity..
Bind
::
Bind (v. t.) To
confine,
restrain,
or hold by
physical
force or
influence
of any kind; as,
attraction
binds the
planets
to the sun; frost binds the
earth,
or the
streams..
Epoch
::
Epoch (n.) An
arbitrary
fixed date, for which the
elements
used in
computing
the place of a
planet,
or other
heavenly
body, at any other date, are
given;
as, the epoch of Mars; lunar
elements
for the epoch March 1st,
1860..
Eclipse
::
Eclipse
(n.) An
interception
or
obscuration
of the light of the sun, moon, or other
luminous
body, by the
intervention
of some other body,
either
between
it and the eye, or
between
the
luminous
body and that
illuminated
by it. A lunar
eclipse
is
caused
by the moon
passing
through
the
earth's
shadow;
a solar
eclipse,
by the moon
coming
between
the sun and the
observer.
A
satellite
is
eclipsed
by
entering
the
shadow
of its
primary.
The
obscuration
of a
planet
or star by the moon or a
planet,
thoug
Primum Mobile
::
Primum
mobile
() In the
Ptolemaic
system,
the
outermost
of the
revolving
concentric
spheres
constituting
the
universe,
the
motion
of which was
supposed
to carry with it all the
inclosed
spheres
with their
planets
in a daily
revolution
from east to west. See
Crystalline
heavens,
under
Crystalline..
Planetic
::
Planetic
(a.) Alt. of
Planetica.
Planetarium
::
Planetarium
(n.) An
orrery.
See
Orrery.
Anomalistical
::
Anomalistical
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
anomaly,
or
angular
distance
of a
planet
from its
perihelion..
Primary
::
Primary
(n.) A
primary
planet;
the
brighter
component
of a
double
star. See under
Planet.
Octant
::
Octant
(n.) The
position
or
aspect
of a
heavenly
body, as the moon or a
planet,
when half way
between
conjunction,
or
opposition,
and
quadrature,
or
distant
from
another
body 45
degrees..
Talisman
::
Talisman
(n.) A
magical
figure
cut or
engraved
under
certain
superstitious
observances
of the
configuration
of the
heavens,
to which
wonderful
effects
are
ascribed;
the seal,
figure,
character,
or
image,
of a
heavenly
sign,
constellation,
or
planet,
engraved
on a
sympathetic
stone,
or on a metal
corresponding
to the star, in order to
receive
its
influence..
Planeted
::
Planeted
(a.)
Belonging
to
planets.
Phase
::
Phase (n.) A
particular
appearance
or state in a
regularly
recurring
cycle of
changes
with
respect
to
quantity
of
illumination
or form of
enlightened
disk; as, the
phases
of the moon or
planets.
See
Illust.
under
Moon..
Perturbation
::
Perturbation
(n.) A
disturbance
in the
regular
elliptic
or other
motion
of a
heavenly
body,
produced
by some force
additional
to that which
causes
its
regular
motion;
as, the
perturbations
of the
planets
are
caused
by their
attraction
on each
other..
Circumjovial
::
Circumjovial
(n.) One of the moons or
satellites
of the
planet
Jupiter.
Celidography
::
Celidography
(n.) A
description
of
apparent
spots on the disk of the sun, or on
planets..
Planetoidal
::
Planetoidal
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
planetoid.
Umbra
::
Umbra (n.) The
conical
shadow
projected
from a
planet
or
satellite,
on the side
opposite
to the sun,
within
which a
spectator
could see no
portion
of the sun's disk; -- used in
contradistinction
from
penumbra.
See
Penumbra..
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