Translation for 'zodiacal light' from English to Swedish

zodiacal light

zodiakalljus {n}astron.meteo.

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light

ljus {n}

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light pollution

ljusförorening {u}

light switch

ljusknapp {u}elektr.

strömbrytare {u}elektr.

Winter Light

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light vessel

fyrskepp {n}sjöf.

light source

ljuskälla {u}

pendant light

pendellampa {u}inred.

light year

ljusår {n}astron.fys.

light green

ljusgrön {adj}

light pink

ljusrosa {adj}

light blue

ljusblå {adj}

light bulb

glödlampa {u}elektr.

flashing light

blixtljus {n}

street light

gatlykta {u}

(early) morning light

morgonljus {n}

light-weight champion

lättviktsmästare {u}sport

all-round light

runtlysande ljus {n}sjöf.

speed of light

ljusets hastighet {u}fys.

ljushastighet {u}fys.

• In Islam, Zodiacal Light (or "false dawn") is referred to as False Morning ("Subhe-Kazeb", Persian "صبح کاذب") and Astronomical dawn is called "Sahar" ("سحر") or True Morning ("Subhe-Sadeq,"Persian "صبح صادق"), and it is the time of first prayer of the day, and the beginning of the daily fast during Ramadan.
• Like zodiacal light, gegenschein is sunlight scattered by interplanetary dust.
• However, later observations with the New Horizons space probe from outside the zodiacal light reduced this to roughly 200 billion (...).
• The zodiacal light, as seen in a dark night sky, is produced by sunlight reflected from particles of dust in orbit around the Sun.
• There was also S-1 which was intended to image the Zodiacal light.

• The pyramid and obelisk's significance have been previously overlooked, especially the astronomical phenomena connected with sunrise and sunset: Zodiacal light and sun pillars respectively.
• In 1871 and 1872 Smyth investigated the spectra of the aurora, and zodiacal light.
• It was once thought that collisions of asteroids form a major component of the zodiacal light.
• The zodiacal light (also called false dawn when seen before sunrise) is a faint glow of diffuse sunlight scattered by interplanetary dust.
• The word "zodiac" is used in reference to the zodiacal cloud of dust grains that move among the planets, and the zodiacal light that originates from their scattering of sunlight.

• The zodiacal light is probably more prominent than it is from Earth.
• Fainter sights like the zodiacal light and Andromeda Galaxy are nearly impossible to discern even with telescopes.
• At that distance "New Horizons" saw a sky ten times darker than the sky seen by the Hubble Space Telescope because of the absence of diffuse background sky brightness from the zodiacal light in the inner solar system.
• An alternate explanation of the intersecting celestial symbol has been advanced by George Latura, which claims that Plato's visible god in "Timaeus" is in fact the intersection of the Milky Way and the zodiacal light, a rare apparition important to pagan beliefs that Christian bishops reinvented as a Christian symbol.