luminosity (Also luminosities) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to luminosity

  • luminance«
  • brightness«
  • luminousness«
  • light«
  • brightness level«
  • luminosity«
  • illumination«
  • glow«
  • incandescence«
  • illuminance«
  • luminescence«
  • shining«
  • radiance«
  • visible radiation«
  • lustre«
  • visible light«
  • lightness«
  • floodlight«
  • gleam«
  • light source«
  • gleaming«
  • shine«
  • illuminant«
  • lighting«
  • luster«
  • sheen«
  • spotlight«
  • shininess«
  • refulgency«
  • refulgence«
  • radiancy«
  • lambency«
  • effulgence«
  • luminous«
  • star«
  • -osity«
  • magnitude«
  • light up«
  • zirconia«
  • distance«
  • lustrous«
  • fluorescence«
  • wavelength«
  • magnitude star«
  • illuminate«
  • light beam«
  • underluminosity«
  • apparent magnitude«
  • undimmed«
  • beam of light«
  • superluminous«
  • sun«
  • burnished«
  • beam«
  • temperature«
  • bright«
  • sunlight«
  • spectral class«
  • stellar luminosity«
  • aglow«
  • ratio«
  • main sequence«
  • illumine«
  • rate«
  • lucent«
  • glowing«
  • radiate«
  • radius«
  • lambent«
  • dullness«
  • shiny«
  • meteor«
  • main-sequence«
  • bolometric magnitude«
  • illume«
  • aura«
  • black body«
  • dull«
  • luminous flux«
  • shooting star«
  • absolute magnitude«
  • luminescent«
  • luminosity distance«
  • bolometric luminosity«
  • polished«
  • theater light«
  • lucence«
  • solar luminosity«
  • luminesce«
  • shaft of light«
  • kilonova«
  • flux density«
  • incandesce«
  • running light«
  • energy«
  • surface«
  • direction«
  • radio source«
  • room light«
  • brilliance«
  • angular diameter«
  • riding light«
  • birthline«
  • visible luminosity«
  • ray of light«
  • active galactic nucleus«
  • bandwidth«
  • panel light«
  • spectral type«
  • navigation light«
  • visible brightness«
  • fairy light«
  • anchor light«
  • starlight«
  • redshift«
  • radio luminosity«
  • halo«
  • effective temperature«
  • scintillation«
  • parallax«
  • twinkling«
  • extinction«
  • irradiation«
  • sixth magnitude«
  • interstellar extinction«
  • candle flame«
  • stefan–boltzmann constant«
  • fluorescent«
  • total luminosity«
  • moonlight«
  • bolometer«
  • twilight«
  • apparent brightness«
  • deneb«
  • headlight«
  • frequency«
  • friar's lantern«
  • time brighter«
  • blazing«
  • logarithmic scale«
  • darkness«
  • interstellar medium«
  • nimbus«
  • astronomy«
  • lamplight«
  • parsec«
  • headlamp«
  • term«
  • lit«
  • brightest star«
  • glory«
  • measurement«
  • dark«
  • earth«
  • glossy«
  • observer«
  • riding lamp«
  • kelvin«
  • flood lamp«
  • sunniness«
  • vaster variation«
  • strip lighting«
  • total radio power«
  • streamer«
  • star independent«
  • torchlight«
  • spectral index α«
  • corona«
  • solar visible luminosity«
  • gloss«
  • sixth magnitude—hence«
  • daylight«
  • si unit luminosity«
  • blinker«
  • r⊙. red supergiant«
  • firelight«
  • red class m star«
  • sidelight«
  • searchlight«
  • practice bolometric magnitude«
  • torch«
  • pogson logarithmic scale«
  • shaft«
  • observed flux density«
  • sunshine«
  • aureole«
  • magnitude formula«
  • ray«
  • l⊙. luminosity«
  • matte«
  • luminosity formula«
  • flat«
  • jy signal«
  • silver«
  • intrinsic measurable property«
  • white«
  • hot wolf«
  • gaslight«
  • hipparchus system«
  • slick«
  • extra decrease«
  • mat«
  • energetic class o star«
  • flush«
  • accurate luminosity figure«
  • highlighting«
  • absolute magnitude –8«
  • flood«
  • absolute magnitude +19«
  • highlight«
  • will-o'-the-wisp«
  • cooler«
  • sheeny«
  • total radiant energy«
  • photoflood«
  • total energy emission«
  • night-light«
  • stefan–boltzmann equation«
  • jacklight«
  • jack-o'-lantern«
  • red supergiant betelgeuse«
  • ignis fatuus«
  • luminous main sequence star«
  • half-light«
  • brightness decrease«
  • glossiness«
  • gloriole«
  • variation«
  • gegenschein«
  • sun ’s mass«
  • counterglow«
  • simple delineation«
  • parallax calculation«
  • spot«
  • mass luminous star«
  • candlelight«
  • sconce«
  • isotropic emission«
  • flasher«
  • fourth magnitude star«
  • matt«
  • moonshine«
  • source«
  • burnish«
  • observed strength«
  • polish«
  • idealized object«
  • houselights«
  • entire interior surface«
  • low beam«
  • blue class«
  • laser beam«
  • high beam«
  • norman pogson«
  • glare«
  • mbol«
  • radiation«
  • cool supergiant«
  • class m star«
  • bioluminescence«
  • bolometric«
  • sky glow«
  • star brightness«
  • certain star«
  • flatness«
  • splendour«
  • power«
  • stellar brightness«
  • radius increase«
  • dimness«
  • observed luminosity«
  • shimmer«
  • absolute bolometric magnitude«
  • buff«
  • total spectrum«
  • sixth magnitude star«
  • pitch blackness«
  • r136a1«
  • blackness«
  • luminosity star«
  • slickness«
  • vlbi.«
  • splendor«
  • sigma&«
  • frequency scale«
  • flame«
  • constant luminosity«
  • stellar temperature«
  • luminosity ratio«
  • dazzle«
  • faintest star«
  • iridescence«
  • our galaxy«
  • total darkness«
  • observed brightness«
  • brilliancy«
  • galaxy«
  • physical property«
  • greek astronomer hipparchus«
  • twinkle«
  • time dimmer«
  • moon ray«
  • stellar characteristic«
  • glint«
  • circumstellar matter«
  • paleness«
  • watt«
  • heat ray«
  • axis«
  • physics«
  • sphere«
  • slipperiness«
  • spectral index«
  • radio power«
  • pallor«
  • white supergiant«
  • fireball«
  • shorter lifetime«
  • sleekness«
  • cosmological distance«
  • foreground«
  • logarithmic measure«
  • range«
  • sparkle«
  • time solar«
  • flicker«
  • continuous scale«
  • bolide«
  • central challenge«
  • silkiness«
  • jansky«
  • flare«
  • fair measure«
  • photometric measurement«
  • footlights«
  • spectral region«
  • phosphorescence«
  • relativistic correction«
  • glisten«
  • mathematical rigor«
  • chemiluminescence«
  • discrete category«
  • glimmer«
  • stellar mass«
  • interstellar distance«
  • rayet star«
  • bead«
  • stellar spectrum«
  • sunburst«
  • stellar parallax«
  • natural philosophy«
  • atmosphere«
  • moonbeam«
  • reddening«
  • magnitude lower«
  • flambeau«
  • hollow sphere«
  • softness«
  • hertzsprung–russell diagram«
  • glaze«
  • largest type«
  • glitter«
  • rest frame«
  • blackout«
  • total power output«
  • faint star«
  • beacon«
  • luminous star«
  • shiner«
  • total range«
  • luminosity class«
  • smooth«
  • continuous range«
  • solar radius«
  • atomic number 47«
  • betelgeuse«
  • satin«
  • supergiant«
  • subtle variation«
  • flash«
  • interstellar dust«
  • glister«
  • square law«
  • blaze«
  • radiant energy«
  • sunbeam«
  • value«
  • absorption line«
  • black«
  • fourth power«
  • night«
  • energy output«
  • brownout«
  • sophisticated system«
  • silk«
  • wide band«
  • burn«
  • maser«
  • drop«
  • common assumption«
  • top left«
  • hipparchus«
  • sunray«
  • distant star«
  • electromagnetic energy«
  • wanness«
  • component«
  • subduedness«
  • mass«
  • semidarkness«
  • instrument«
  • pallidness«
  • dividing«
  • opalescence«
  • sob«
  • moon-ray«
  • negative value«
  • lustrelessness«
  • massive star«
  • lusterlessness«
  • total power«
  • luridness«
  • unit time«
  • lividness«
  • cooler temperature«
  • lividity«
  • astronomical object«
  • lightlessness«
  • metre«
  • foglamp«
  • dimout«
  • joule«
  • coruscation«
  • object«
  • cloudlessness«
  • accurate measurement«
  • autofluorescence«
  • neutrino«
  • achromasia«
  • electromagnetic spectrum«
  • cetera«
  • stellar classification«
  • wink«
  • slip«
  • celestial body«
  • play«
  • absolute«
  • flick«
  • si unit«
  • winkle«
  • ism«
  • century bc«
  • button«
  • infra«
  • pearl«
  • current system«
  • uv«
  • original concept«
  • model«
  • common method«
  • naked eye«
  • inversion«
  • total amount«
  • inverse«
  • a2«
  • flux«
  • metric«
  • constant«
  • estimation«
  • allowance«
  • sol«
  • approximation«
  • absorption«
  • telescope«
  • emission«
  • seventeenth century«
  • certainty«
  • heating«
  • radiant«
  • incandescent«
  • glinting«
  • silvery«
  • illuminated«
  • blinding«
  • glittering«
  • dazzling«
  • scintillating«
  • reddened«
  • glaring«
  • beaming«
  • iridescent«
  • lurid«
  • nacreous«
  • bright as a new penny«
  • glittery«
  • glistening«
  • shimmery«
  • fluoresce«
  • sunlit«
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