aster

The star-shaped symbol (*); to mark with this symbol

A rocky body orbiting the Sun, smaller than a planet

An engineer specializing in space or aerospace technology

A historical instrument for measuring the altitude of stars

A person who predicts events based on the positions of stars and planets

Relating to astrology or the study of celestial influence on human affairs

The belief that celestial positions can predict human affairs

A person trained to travel in space

Relating to astronauts or space travel

The science and technology of space flight

A scientist who studies the stars and universe

Relating to astronomy; extremely large

To an enormously large degree; relating to astronomy

The scientific study of stars, planets, and the universe

Outer space beyond Earth's atmosphere

A sudden event causing great damage or suffering; a disaster

A sudden, violent large-scale disaster or upheaval

Causing great destruction or upheaval

A systematic list of items or products; to classify into a catalogue

A clouding of the eye's lens; a large waterfall

A sudden large-scale disaster causing great suffering

Causing great damage or disaster

To think about seriously

A sudden catastrophic event causing great damage or suffering

Causing great damage or failure; catastrophic

In a way that causes great harm or failure

Existing or occurring in the space between stars

Occurring or relating to the period after a disaster

a luminous body in the sky; a famous performer; to be the lead actor

The status or fame of being a celebrated performer

Full of visible stars; resembling a star; 繁星点点的，星光灿烂的