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Reality Theory: Cosmology&Astrophysics

 * 88 modern constellations
 * A-series and B-series
 * Aberration of light
 * Absolute magnitude
 * Absolute rotation
 * Absolute space and time
 * Accelerating expansion of the universe
 * Accretion (astrophysics)
 * Accretion disk
 * Active galactic nucleus
 * Adaptive optics
 * ADM formalism
 * Aerobraking
 * Aerocapture
 * Aestivation hypothesis
 * Age of the universe
 * Air launch to orbit
 * Air mass (astronomy)
 * Albedo
 * Alcubierre drive
 * Alderson disk
 * Alternatives to general relativity
 * Analemma
 * Andromeda Galaxy
 * Angular diameter distance
 * Anthropic principle
 * Anti-ballistic missile
 * Anti-de Sitter space
 * Anti-satellite weapon
 * Antimatter rocket
 * Aperture synthesis
 * Apollo 11
 * Apollo program
 * Apparent magnitude
 * Apparent retrograde motion
 * Apsidal precession
 * Apsis
 * Argument of periapsis
 * Ariane (rocket family)
 * Arrow of time
 * Artemis program
 * Artificial gravity
 * Asterism (astronomy)
 * Asteroid
 * Asteroid belt
 * Asteroid impact avoidance
 * Asteroid mining
 * Astrograph
 * Astrolabe
 * Astrometry
 * Astronaut
 * Astronaut propulsion unit
 * Astronautics
 * Astronomical catalog
 * Astronomical engineering
 * Astronomical interferometer
 * Astronomical object
 * Astronomical radio source
 * Astronomical seeing
 * Astronomical spectroscopy
 * Astronomical survey
 * Astronomical system of units
 * Astronomical unit
 * Astronomy
 * Astrophysical jet
 * Astrophysical maser
 * Astrophysical plasma
 * Asymptotically flat spacetime
 * Atlas (rocket family)
 * Atmospheric entry
 * Attitude control
 * Autonomous spaceport drone ship
 * Axial precession
 * Axial tilt
 * Azimuth
 * B-theory of time
 * Baikonur Cosmodrome
 * Ballistic missile
 * Barred spiral galaxy
 * Barycenter
 * Baryogenesis
 * Baryon acoustic oscillations
 * Baryon asymmetry
 * Beam-powered propulsion
 * BeiDou
 * Big Bang
 * Big Bang nucleosynthesis
 * Big Bounce
 * Big Crunch
 * Big Rip
 * Binary black hole
 * Binary star
 * Binoculars
 * Black dwarf
 * Black hole
 * Black hole information paradox
 * Black hole thermodynamics
 * Blazar
 * Blue giant
 * Boeing CST-100 Starliner
 * Boilerplate (spaceflight)
 * Boltzmann brain
 * Bond albedo
 * Booster (rocketry)
 * Born coordinates
 * Bow shocks in astrophysics
 * Brane cosmology
 * Brown dwarf
 * Bucket argument
 * Bussard ramjet
 * Cargo spacecraft
 * Cauchy surface
 * Causal loop
 * Causal structure
 * Causality (physics)
 * Causality conditions
 * Celestial coordinate system
 * Celestial equator
 * Celestial mechanics
 * Celestial pole
 * Celestial sphere
 * Centaur (small Solar System body)
 * Cepheid variable
 * Ceres (dwarf planet)
 * Chandrasekhar limit
 * Characteristic energy
 * Chromosphere
 * Chronology of the universe
 * Chronology protection conjecture
 * Circular orbit
 * Circumpolar star
 * Circumstellar disc
 * Circumstellar habitable zone
 * Classical Cepheid variable
 * Closed timelike curve
 * Co-orbital configuration
 * Cold dark matter
 * Cold gas thruster
 * Collision avoidance (spacecraft)
 * Colonization of Mars
 * Colonization of the Moon
 * Combustion tap-off cycle
 * Comet
 * Communication with extraterrestrial intelligence
 * Communications satellite
 * Comoving and proper distances
 * Compact star
 * Conformal cyclic cosmology
 * Congruence (general relativity)
 * Conjunction (astronomy)
 * Constellation
 * Convection zone
 * Coordinate conditions
 * Copernican principle
 * Corona
 * Coronal cloud
 * Coronal hole
 * Coronal loop
 * Coronal mass ejection
 * Cosmic Background Explorer
 * Cosmic background radiation
 * Cosmic censorship hypothesis
 * Cosmic distance ladder
 * Cosmic dust
 * Cosmic microwave background
 * Cosmic pluralism
 * Cosmic ray
 * Cosmic time
 * Cosmological constant
 * Cosmological constant problem
 * Cosmological horizon
 * Cosmological perturbation theory
 * Cosmological principle
 * Cryogenic fuel
 * Cryogenic rocket engine
 * CubeSat
 * Culmination
 * Curiosity (rover)
 * Curved space
 * Cyclic model
 * Dark energy
 * Dark fluid
 * Dark galaxy
 * Dark matter
 * Dark matter halo
 * Dark nebula
 * De Sitter space
 * De Vaucouleurs's law
 * Debris disk
 * Declination
 * Decoupling (cosmology)
 * Delta (rocket family)
 * Delta-v
 * Delta-v budget
 * Desert planet
 * Distance measures (cosmology)
 * Distance modulus
 * Diurnal motion
 * Docking and berthing of spacecraft
 * Doppler spectroscopy
 * Drake equation
 * Dwarf galaxy
 * Dwarf planet
 * Dynamical friction
 * Dynamo theory
 * Dyson sphere
 * Earth
 * Earth mass
 * Earth observation
 * Earth observation satellite
 * Earth phase
 * Eccentric anomaly
 * Eclipse
 * Ecliptic
 * Ecliptic coordinate system
 * Eddington luminosity
 * Effective radius
 * Effective temperature
 * Einstein field equations
 * Einstein manifold
 * Einstein ring
 * Einstein tensor
 * Einstein's constant
 * Einstein–Hilbert action
 * Electrically powered spacecraft propulsion
 * Electrodynamic tether
 * Electromagnetic stress–energy tensor
 * Elliptic orbit
 * Elliptical galaxy
 * Emission nebula
 * Enceladus
 * Energy condition
 * Entropic gravity
 * Ephemeris
 * Epoch (astronomy)
 * Equation of state (cosmology)
 * Equatorial coordinate system
 * Equivalence principle
 * ER=EPR
 * Ergosphere
 * Escape velocity
 * Eternal inflation
 * Eternalism (philosophy of time)
 * Europa (moon)
 * Event (relativity)
 * Event horizon
 * Exact solutions in general relativity
 * Exoplanet
 * Exotic star
 * Expander cycle
 * Expansion of the universe
 * Expendable launch system
 * Exploration of Mars
 * Exploration of the Moon
 * Extinction (astronomy)
 * Extra dimensions
 * Extragalactic astronomy
 * Extraterrestrial intelligence
 * Extravehicular activity
 * Extreme trans-Neptunian object
 * Extremely large telescope
 * Extremely Large Telescope
 * Faber–Jackson relation
 * Falcon (rocket family)
 * Fast radio burst
 * Faster-than-light
 * Fermi paradox
 * Fine-tuned Universe
 * Firewall (physics)
 * Fixed stars
 * Flatness problem
 * Flight dynamics (spacecraft)
 * Floating landing platform
 * Flyby (spaceflight)
 * Formation and evolution of the Solar System
 * Four-dimensionalism
 * Frame fields in general relativity
 * Frame-dragging
 * Free-return trajectory
 * Friedmann equations
 * Friedmann–Lemaître–Robertson–Walker metric
 * Fundamental ephemeris
 * Fundamental plane (elliptical galaxies)
 * Fusion rocket
 * Future of an expanding universe
 * G-type main-sequence star
 * Galactic astronomy
 * Galactic bulge
 * Galactic Center
 * Galactic coordinate system
 * Galactic corona
 * Galactic disc
 * Galactic habitable zone
 * Galactic halo
 * Galactic quadrant
 * Galactic tide
 * Galaxy
 * Galaxy cluster
 * Galaxy color–magnitude diagram
 * Galaxy filament
 * Galaxy formation and evolution
 * Galaxy group
 * Galaxy groups and clusters
 * Galaxy merger
 * Galaxy morphological classification
 * Galaxy rotation curve
 * Galileo (satellite navigation)
 * Gamma-ray astronomy
 * Gamma-ray burst
 * Ganymede (moon)
 * Gas giant
 * Gas-generator cycle
 * Gauss's law for gravity
 * General relativity
 * Generation ship
 * Geocentric orbit
 * Geodesic deviation
 * Geodesics in general relativity
 * Geodetic effect
 * Geometric albedo
 * Geometrodynamics
 * Geostationary orbit
 * Geosynchronous orbit
 * Giant planet
 * Giant star
 * Global Positioning System
 * Globally hyperbolic manifold
 * Globular cluster
 * GLONASS
 * Grandfather paradox
 * Gravitational acceleration
 * Gravitational binding energy
 * Gravitational collapse
 * Gravitational compression
 * Gravitational constant
 * Gravitational energy
 * Gravitational field
 * Gravitational instability
 * Gravitational lens
 * Gravitational microlensing
 * Gravitational potential
 * Gravitational redshift
 * Gravitational singularity
 * Gravitational time dilation
 * Gravitational two-body problem
 * Gravitational wave
 * Gravitoelectromagnetism
 * Gravity
 * Gravity assist
 * Gravity drag
 * Gravity well
 * Great Attractor
 * Great Filter
 * Ground segment
 * Ground station
 * Ground track
 * Growing block universe
 * Gödel metric
 * H II region
 * Habitability of binary star systems
 * Habitability of red dwarf systems
 * Hall-effect thruster
 * Hamilton–Jacobi–Einstein equation
 * Hartle–Hawking state
 * Hawking radiation
 * Health threat from cosmic rays
 * Heat death of the universe
 * Heavy-lift launch vehicle
 * Heliosphere
 * Heliospheric current sheet
 * Hertzsprung–Russell diagram
 * Hill sphere
 * Hohmann transfer orbit
 * Hole argument
 * Horizon problem
 * Horizontal coordinate system
 * Horseshoe orbit
 * Hot dark matter
 * Hot Jupiter
 * Hot Neptune
 * Hour angle
 * Hubble sequence
 * Hubble Space Telescope
 * Hubble volume
 * Hubble's law
 * Human presence in space
 * Human spaceflight
 * Hybrid-propellant rocket
 * Hydrostatic equilibrium
 * Hyperbolic trajectory
 * Hypergiant
 * Hypergolic propellant
 * Hypernova
 * HZE ions
 * Ice giant
 * Ice planet
 * Impact event
 * In situ resource utilization
 * Inflation (cosmology)
 * Inflationary epoch
 * Infrared astronomy
 * Ingenuity (helicopter)
 * Initial value formulation (general relativity)
 * Interacting galaxy
 * Intercontinental ballistic missile
 * Intergalactic dust
 * Intergalactic star
 * Intergalactic travel
 * Intermediate-mass black hole
 * Internal heating
 * International Space Station
 * Interplanetary contamination
 * Interplanetary dust cloud
 * Interplanetary magnetic field
 * Interplanetary medium
 * Interplanetary scintillation
 * Interplanetary spaceflight
 * Interstellar ark
 * Interstellar cloud
 * Interstellar communication
 * Interstellar medium
 * Interstellar object
 * Interstellar probe
 * Interstellar travel
 * Intracluster medium
 * Introduction to the mathematics of general relativity
 * Invariable plane
 * Ion thruster
 * Iridium satellite constellation
 * Irregular galaxy
 * James Webb Space Telescope
 * Jupiter
 * Jupiter mass
 * K-type main-sequence star
 * Kaluza–Klein theory
 * Kappa–mechanism
 * Kardashev scale
 * Kelvin–Helmholtz mechanism
 * Kennedy Space Center
 * Kepler orbit
 * Kepler's laws of planetary motion
 * Kerr metric
 * Kerr–Newman metric
 * Kinetic bombardment
 * Kruskal–Szekeres coordinates
 * Kuiper belt
 * Lagrangian point
 * Lambda-CDM model
 * Lanczos tensor
 * Lander (spacecraft)
 * Laniakea Supercluster
 * Laplace plane
 * Laplace–Runge–Lenz vector
 * Large extra dimension
 * Large Magellanic Cloud
 * Laser communication in space
 * Laser propulsion
 * Launch escape system
 * Launch pad
 * Launch vehicle
 * Launch window
 * Lense–Thirring precession
 * Lenticular galaxy
 * Libration
 * Life support system
 * Light cone
 * Light curve
 * Light echo
 * Light-year
 * LIGO
 * Linearized gravity
 * Liquid rocket booster
 * Liquid rocket propellant
 * Liquid-propellant rocket
 * List of missions to Mars
 * List of missions to the Moon
 * List of spaceflight-related accidents and incidents
 * Local Bubble
 * Local Group
 * Local Interstellar Cloud
 * Local Sheet
 * Location of Earth
 * Long March (rocket family)
 * Longitude of the ascending node
 * Low Earth orbit
 * Luminosity
 * Luminosity distance
 * Luna programme
 * Lunar eclipse
 * Lunar phase
 * Lunar resources
 * Lunar rover
 * Mach's principle
 * Magnetar
 * Magnetic sail
 * Magnetosphere
 * Magnitude (astronomy)
 * Main sequence
 * Mars
 * Mars landing
 * Mars rover
 * Mass distribution
 * Mass driver
 * Mass in general relativity
 * Mass ratio
 * Mass segregation (astronomy)
 * Mass-to-light ratio
 * Mathematics of general relativity
 * Matrioshka brain
 * Max q
 * Maxwell's equations in curved spacetime
 * Mean anomaly
 * Measure problem (cosmology)
 * Medium Earth orbit
 * Medium-lift launch vehicle
 * Mega-Earth
 * Mercury (planet)
 * Meridian (astronomy)
 * Messier object
 * Metallicity
 * Meteor shower
 * Meteoroid
 * Methods of detecting exoplanets
 * Metric expansion of space
 * Metric tensor (general relativity)
 * Micro black hole
 * Micro-g environment
 * Micrometeoroid
 * Milky Way
 * Mini-Neptune
 * Minor planet
 * Mir
 * Missile defense
 * Mission control center
 * Mobile launcher platform
 * Molecular cloud
 * Momentum exchange tether
 * Monopropellant
 * Monopropellant rocket
 * Moon
 * Moon landing
 * Multiple time dimensions
 * Multistage rocket
 * Multiverse
 * N-body problem
 * Nadir
 * Naked singularity
 * NASA facilities
 * Natural satellite
 * Near-Earth object
 * Nebula
 * Nebular hypothesis
 * Negative energy
 * Negative mass
 * Neptune
 * Neptune trojan
 * Neutron star
 * Neutron star merger
 * Newton's law of universal gravitation
 * No-hair theorem
 * Nodal precession
 * Non-exact solutions in general relativity
 * Non-rocket spacelaunch
 * Nova
 * Novikov self-consistency principle
 * Nuclear astrophysics
 * Nuclear power in space
 * Nuclear pulse propulsion
 * Nuclear thermal rocket
 * Nucleosynthesis
 * O'Neill cylinder
 * Oberth effect
 * Observable universe
 * Observational astronomy
 * Occultation
 * Ocean planet
 * Odd radio circle
 * Olbers' paradox
 * Oort cloud
 * Open cluster
 * Opposition (astronomy)
 * Optical telescope
 * Orbit
 * Orbit determination
 * Orbit insertion
 * Orbit modeling
 * Orbit phasing
 * Orbital decay
 * Orbital eccentricity
 * Orbital elements
 * Orbital inclination
 * Orbital maneuver
 * Orbital mechanics
 * Orbital node
 * Orbital period
 * Orbital plane (astronomy)
 * Orbital resonance
 * Orbital spaceflight
 * Orbital speed
 * Orbital state vectors
 * Orbital station-keeping
 * Orion (spacecraft)
 * Orion Arm
 * Osculating orbit
 * Outer space
 * Pair-instability supernova
 * Parabolic trajectory
 * Parsec
 * Particle horizon
 * Pass (spaceflight)
 * Patched conic approximation
 * Payload
 * Payload fraction
 * Peculiar velocity
 * Penrose diagram
 * Penrose–Hawking singularity theorems
 * Perihelion and aphelion
 * Period-luminosity relation
 * Perseverance (rover)
 * Perturbation (astronomy)
 * Phantom energy
 * Philosophical presentism
 * Philosophy of space and time
 * Photometry (astronomy)
 * Photon epoch
 * Photon sphere
 * Photosphere
 * Physical cosmology
 * Plane of reference
 * Planet
 * Planetarium
 * Planetarium hypothesis
 * Planetary equilibrium temperature
 * Planetary flyby
 * Planetary habitability
 * Planetary mass
 * Planetary migration
 * Planetary nebula
 * Planetary protection
 * Planetary science
 * Planetary system
 * Planetesimal
 * Planisphere
 * Plasma propulsion engine
 * Pluto
 * Pogo oscillation
 * Pole star
 * Poles of astronomical bodies
 * Position of the Sun
 * Positive energy theorem
 * Pre-main-sequence star
 * Pressure suit
 * Primary (astronomy)
 * Primary life support system
 * Primordial black hole
 * Primordial fluctuations
 * Project Mercury
 * Propellant depot
 * Propellant mass fraction
 * Proper motion
 * Protogalaxy
 * Proton (rocket family)
 * Protoplanet
 * Protoplanetary disk
 * Protostar
 * Proxima Centauri
 * Pulsar
 * Quadrant (instrument)
 * Quasar
 * Quasi-satellite
 * Quintessence (physics)
 * Radial velocity
 * Radiation pressure
 * Radiation zone
 * Radio astronomy
 * Radio galaxy
 * Radio telescope
 * Rare Earth hypothesis
 * Raychaudhuri equation
 * Reaction control system
 * Reaction engine
 * Recombination (cosmology)
 * Reconnaissance satellite
 * Red dwarf
 * Red giant
 * Redshift
 * Redshift-space distortions
 * Reduced mass
 * Reflecting telescope
 * Reflection nebula
 * Refracting telescope
 * Regenerative cooling (rocket)
 * Regge calculus
 * Reionization
 * Reissner–Nordström metric
 * Relative angular momentum
 * Relativistic angular momentum
 * Relativistic beaming
 * Relativistic mechanics
 * Relativistic rocket
 * Retrograde and prograde motion
 * Retrorocket
 * Reusable launch system
 * Ricci curvature
 * Riemann curvature tensor
 * Right ascension
 * Rindler coordinates
 * Ring singularity
 * Ring system
 * Robotic spacecraft
 * Roche limit
 * Rocket
 * Rocket engine
 * Rocket engine nozzle
 * Rocket engine test facility
 * Rocket propellant
 * Rogue planet
 * Rotating black hole
 * Rotation period
 * Rover (space exploration)
 * RP-1
 * Sachs–Wolfe effect
 * Sagittarius A*
 * Salyut 1
 * Salyut programme
 * Satellite
 * Satellite constellation
 * Satellite galaxy
 * Satellite imagery
 * Satellite system (astronomy)
 * Saturn
 * Saturn (rocket family)
 * Scalar curvature
 * Scale factor (cosmology)
 * Scattered disc
 * Schwarzschild coordinates
 * Schwarzschild geodesics
 * Schwarzschild metric
 * Schwarzschild radius
 * Search for extraterrestrial intelligence
 * Self-replicating spacecraft
 * Semi-major and semi-minor axes
 * Sersic profile
 * Service module
 * Shape of the universe
 * Shapiro time delay
 * Shell theorem
 * Shenzhou (spacecraft)
 * Shenzhou program
 * Single-stage-to-orbit
 * Skyhook (structure)
 * Skylab
 * Small satellite
 * Small Solar System body
 * Small-lift launch vehicle
 * Soft gamma repeater
 * Sojourner (rover)
 * Solar core
 * Solar cycle
 * Solar dynamo
 * Solar eclipse
 * Solar energetic particles
 * Solar flare
 * Solar mass
 * Solar particle event
 * Solar prominence
 * Solar sail
 * Solar System
 * Solar wind
 * Solid rocket booster
 * Solid-propellant rocket
 * Solutions of the Einstein field equations
 * Sounding rocket
 * Soviet crewed lunar programs
 * Soyuz (rocket family)
 * Soyuz (spacecraft)
 * Space
 * Space architecture
 * Space capsule
 * Space colonization
 * Space debris
 * Space elevator
 * Space environment
 * Space exploration
 * Space habitat
 * Space launch
 * Space Launch System
 * Space manufacturing
 * Space probe
 * Space rendezvous
 * Space research
 * Space segment
 * Space Shuttle
 * Space Shuttle program
 * Space station
 * Space suit
 * Space sunshade
 * Space telescope
 * Space tether
 * Space vehicle
 * Space weapon
 * Space weather
 * Space-based solar power
 * Spacecraft
 * Spacecraft design
 * Spacecraft propulsion
 * Spacecraft thermal control
 * Spaceflight
 * Spaceplane
 * Spaceport
 * Spacetime
 * Spacetime symmetries
 * Spacetime topology
 * SpaceX Dragon
 * SpaceX reusable launch system development program
 * SpaceX South Texas launch site
 * SpaceX Starlink
 * SpaceX Starship
 * Specific impulse
 * Specific orbital energy
 * Specific relative angular momentum
 * Sphere of influence (astrodynamics)
 * Spherical astronomy
 * Spherically symmetric spacetime
 * Spiral galaxy
 * Splashdown
 * Sputnik 1
 * Square Kilometre Array
 * Stability of the Solar System
 * Staged combustion cycle
 * Standard gravitational parameter
 * Standard ruler
 * Star
 * Star catalogue
 * Star chart
 * Star cluster
 * Star formation
 * Star lifting
 * Star system
 * Star tracker
 * Star trail
 * Starburst galaxy
 * Starship
 * Starspot
 * Stellar black hole
 * Stellar classification
 * Stellar collision
 * Stellar dynamics
 * Stellar engine
 * Stellar evolution
 * Stellar halo
 * Stellar kinematics
 * Stellar magnetic field
 * Stellar nucleosynthesis
 * Stellar parallax
 * Stellar population
 * Stellar pulsation
 * Stellar wind
 * Stress–energy tensor
 * Strong gravitational lensing
 * Structure formation
 * Sub-orbital spaceflight
 * Subgiant
 * Submillimetre astronomy
 * Sudarsky's gas giant classification
 * Sun
 * Sun-synchronous orbit
 * Sunspot
 * Super heavy-lift launch vehicle
 * Super-Earth
 * Superbubble
 * Supercluster
 * Superflare
 * Supergalactic coordinate system
 * Supergiant star
 * Superluminal motion
 * Superluminous supernova
 * Supermassive black hole
 * Supernova
 * Supernova nucleosynthesis
 * Supernova remnant
 * Surface brightness
 * Surface gravity
 * Syzygy (astronomy)
 * Tachocline
 * Telescope
 * Terrestrial planet
 * Tests of general relativity
 * Theory of relativity
 * Thermal rocket
 * Thick disk
 * Thin disk
 * Three-body problem
 * Tiangong space station
 * Tidal acceleration
 * Tidal force
 * Tidal heating
 * Tidal locking
 * Time
 * Time in physics
 * Time travel
 * Timeline of the far future
 * Titan (moon)
 * Tolman–Oppenheimer–Volkoff limit
 * Trans-Neptunian object
 * Transfer orbit
 * Transit (astronomy)
 * Trojan (celestial body)
 * True anomaly
 * Tsiolkovsky rocket equation
 * Tully–Fisher relation
 * Twin paradox
 * Twinkling
 * Two-body problem
 * Type Ia supernova
 * Type Ib and Ic supernovae
 * Type II Cepheid
 * Type II supernova
 * Ultimate fate of the universe
 * Ultraviolet astronomy
 * Universal extra dimension
 * Universe
 * Unmanned spacecraft
 * Uranus
 * Vacuum solution (general relativity)
 * Van Allen radiation belt
 * Variable star
 * Velocity dispersion
 * Venus
 * Very Large Array
 * Very Large Telescope
 * Very-long-baseline interferometry
 * Viking program
 * Virgo Supercluster
 * Vis-viva equation
 * Visible-light astronomy
 * Void (astronomy)
 * Vostok (spacecraft)
 * Vostok programme
 * Voyager program
 * VTVL
 * Vulcan (rocket)
 * Warm dark matter
 * Warm–hot intergalactic medium
 * Warp drive
 * Weak gravitational lensing
 * Weather satellite
 * Weyl tensor
 * White dwarf
 * White hole
 * Working mass
 * World line
 * Wormhole
 * X-ray astronomy
 * X-ray binary
 * X-ray pulsar
 * Yarkovsky effect
 * Young stellar object
 * Zenith
 * Zero-energy universe
 * Zero-propellant maneuver
 * Zodiac
 * Zoo hypothesis