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COSMOS

 * SPACE
 * Astronomical unit
 * Space
 * Outer space
 * Interplanetary medium
 * Interstellar medium


 * COSMIC ADDRESS
 * Solar System
 * Local Interstellar Cloud
 * Local Bubble
 * Gould Belt
 * Orion Arm
 * Milky Way
 * Local Group
 * Virgo Supercluster
 * Laniakea Supercluster
 * Observable universe
 * Universe


 * SPACE EXPLOITATION
 * Space exploration
 * Space colonization
 * Space manufacturing


 * SOLAR ELEMENTS
 * Sun
 * Mercury (planet)
 * Venus
 * Earth
 * Mars
 * Jupiter
 * Saturn
 * Uranus
 * Neptune
 * Ceres (dwarf planet)
 * Pluto
 * Haumea
 * Makemake
 * Eris (dwarf planet)
 * Meteoroid
 * Comet
 * Damocloid
 * Asteroid belt
 * Asteroid
 * Trans-Neptunian object
 * Plutoid
 * Kuiper belt
 * Scattered disc
 * Detached object
 * Sednoid
 * Hills cloud
 * Oort cloud


 * STAR
 * Star
 * Stellar evolution
 * Star formation
 * Protostar
 * Brown dwarf
 * Main sequence
 * Supergiant
 * Hypergiant
 * Supernova
 * White dwarf
 * Black dwarf
 * Neutron star
 * Black hole


 * UNIVERSE
 * Big Bang
 * Galaxy formation and evolution
 * Galaxy merger
 * Big Crunch


 * HYPOTHETICAL
 * Holographic principle
 * Dark energy
 * Dark matter
 * List of paradoxes
 * Horizon problem
 * Magnetic monopole
 * List of hypothetical Solar System objects
 * Vulcan (hypothetical planet)
 * Vulcanoid
 * Phaeton (hypothetical planet)
 * Planet V
 * Five-planet Nice model
 * Theia (planet)
 * Tyche (hypothetical planet)
 * Nemesis (hypothetical star)
 * Planet Nine


 * TIME
 * Time
 * Chronology of the universe


 * ENERGY
 * Energy
 * Zero-energy universe
 * Negative energy
 * Gravity
 * Thermodynamic equilibrium


 * MATTER
 * Matter
 * Conservation of energy
 * Conservation of mass
 * Mass–energy equivalence


 * PHASES
 * Solid
 * Liquid
 * Gas
 * Plasma (physics)


 * CONSTITUENTS
 * Quark
 * Baryon
 * Degenerate matter
 * Strange matter
 * Lepton


 * THEORIZED
 * Antimatter
 * Exotic matter


 * LIFE
 * Abiogenesis
 * Evolutionary history of life
 * Biosphere
 * Ecology
 * Ecosystem