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излучение@emission from the disk of Galaxy(радио)излучение диска Галактики@emission from the whole Sunобщее (радио)излучение Солнца@emission nebulaэмиссионная туманность@emission spectrumэмиссионный спектр; спектр излучения@atmospheric emissionизлучение атмосферы@auroral emissionизлучение полярных сияний@background emission1.фоновое излучение 2.космический фон@burst emission @coronal line emissionкорональное излучение (Солнца)@Crab's radio emissionрадиоизлучение Крабовидной туманности@disturbed Sun emission(радио)излучение возмущенного Солнца@enhanced emissionповышенное излучение@extragalactic emissionвнегалактическое излучение@galactic emissionгалактическое излучение@galactic background emissionфон галактического радиоизлучения; общее радиоизлучение Галактики@galactic halo emission(радио)излучение галактического гало@H Ⅰ emissionрадиоизлучение нейтрального водорода@H Ⅱ emissionрадиоизлучение ионизированного водорода@high-intensity emissionинтенсивное (спорадическое) радиоизлучение (Солнца)@interstellar emissionмежзвездное излучение@Jovian emission(радио)излучение Юпитера@lunar radio emissionрадиоизлучение Луны@nightglow emissionсвечение ночного неба@optical emissionоптическое излучение@plage emission1.излучение солнечных пятен 2.(радио)излучение факельных полей@planetary emission(радио)излучение планет@quiet Sun emission(радио)излучение спокойного Солнца@radio emission from flaresрадиоизлучение Солнца, связанное со вспышками@radio emission from spaceкосмическое радиоизлучение@radio emission from starsрадиоизлучение звезд@radio emission from the Milky Wayрадиоизлучение Млечного Пути@radio emission from haloрадиоизлучение галактического гало@relic emissionреликтовое излучение@solar emissionизлучение Солнца@spatial emission1.межзвездное излучение 2.(радио)излучение межзвездной среды@sunspot emission(радио)излучение солнечных пятен@total solar emissionполное радиоизлучение Солнца@twilight emissionсумеречное свечение неба@
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