Sie suchten nach: celestial (Englisch - Kinyarwanda)

celestial equator
gufunga porogaramu mpuza

the celestial sphere
igihe cy' itangira

the directions toward various objects in the sky can be quantified by constructing a celestial coordinate system.
byerekeza ibintu in i ikirere ku a.

because the direction of the earth's spin axis changes, so does the location of the celestial poles.
i icyerekezo bya i gukaraga umurongo fatizo amahinduka, i indanganturo bya i

some examples of great circles on the celestial sphere include: the horizon, the celestial equator, and the ecliptic.
ingero bya inziga ku i umubumbe gushyiramo: i, i, na i.

the celestial equator and the ecliptic are set at an angle of 23.5 degrees in the sky. the points where they intersect are the vernal and autumnal equinoxes.
na i gushyiraho ku imfuruka bya. 5 dogere in i ikirere. utudomo kunyuranamo i na.

the celestial sphere is an imaginary sphere of gigantic radius, centered on the earth. all objects which can be seen in the sky can be thought of as lying on the surface of this sphere.
umubumbe ni nyurabwenge umubumbe bya akarambararo, bishyizwe hagati ku i. ibintu in i ikirere bya nka ku i ubuso bya iyi umubumbe.

here you can find a collection of short articles that explain various astronomical concepts used in & kstars;. from coordinate systems to celestial mechanics, you can find answers to your questions here.
gushaka a bya bigufi byakoreshejwe in & kstars;. kuri, gushaka kuri.

astronomers use flux to denote the apparent brightness of a celestial body. the apparent brightness is defined as the amount of light received from a star above the earth atmosphere passing through a unit area each second. therefore, the apparent brightness is simply the flux we receive from a star.
koresha kuri i urumuri bya a umubiri. urumuri ni nka i i igiteranyo bya kimurika byakiriwe kuva: a star hejuru i gihinguranya a igice: umwanya isegonda., i urumuri ni i twebwe akira kuva: a star.

& kstars; displays thousands of celestial objects: stars, planets, comets, asteroids, clusters, nebulae and galaxies. you can interact with displayed objects to perform actions on them or obtain more information about them. clicking on an object will identify it in the status bar, and simply hovering the mouse cursor on an object will label it temporarily in the map. double-clicking will recenter the display on the object and begin tracking it (so that it will remain centered as time passes). right clicking an object opens the object's popup menu, which provides more options.
& kstars; bya ibintu: inyenyeri,,,,, na. na: ibintu kuri ibikorwa ku cyangwa birenzeho ibisobanuro: bigyanye. ku igikoresho kugaragaza in i imimerere umurongo, na i imbeba indanga ku igikoresho akarango in i. - i kugaragaza: ku i igikoresho na (isigaye bishyizwe hagati nka igihe). igikoresho i byirambuye ibikubiyemo, birenzeho amahitamo.