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- H Persei
- H-I-Gebiet
- H-II-Gebiet
- H-alpha-Teleskop
- H.E.S.S.
- HAT-P-1b
- HD 101930
- HD 102117
- HD 121504
- HD 13189
- HD 136118
- HD 162020
- HD 188753
- HD 195019
- HD 209458b
- HD 216770
- HD 69830
- HI-Linie
- HNSKY
- HR Lyrae
- HUDF-JD2
- Haar der Berenike (Sternbild)
- Habermehl, Erasmus (Erasmus Habermehl)
- Habitable Zone
- Hadir
- Hadley, John (John Hadley)
- Hadriaca Patera
- Hagar (Asteroid)
- Hagen (Mondkrater)
- Hagen, Johann Georg (Johann Georg Hagen)
- Hahn (Mondkrater)
- Hahn, Friedrich II. Graf von (Friedrich II. von Hahn)
- Haidea (Asteroid)
- Hainan (Asteroid)
- Hainzel (Mondkrater)
- Hainzel, Paul (Paul Hainzel)
- Haise Jr., Fred Wallace (Fred Haise)
- Hajek z Hajku, Tadeas (Tadeáš Hájek z Hájku)
- Hakoila (Asteroid)
- Hakone (Asteroid)
- Hakucho
- Halawe (Asteroid)
- Hale (Asteroid)
- Hale, Alan (Alan Hale)
- Hale, George Ellery (George Ellery Hale)
- Hale-Bopp
- Hale-Observatorium
- Hale-Teleskop
- Hale-Zyklus
- Hales-Diskontinuität
- Hall, Asaph (Asaph Hall)
- Hallaschka, Franz Ignatz Cassian (Franz Ignatz Cassian Hallaschka)
- Halleria (Asteroid)
- Hallerstein, August (August von Hallerstein)
- Halley, Edmond (Edmond Halley)
- Halleyscher Komet
- Halo (Astronomie)
- Halo (Lichteffekt)
- Haltia (Asteroid)
- Hamal
- Hambardsumjan, Viktor Amazaspowitsch (Viktor Hambardsumjan)
- Hamburga (Asteroid)
- Hamburger Sternwarte
- Hamiltonia (Asteroid)
- Hammonia (Asteroid)
- Han (Stern)
- Handahl (Asteroid)
- Hanna (Asteroid)
- Hansa (Asteroid)
- Hansen (Asteroid)
- Hansen, Peter Andreas (Peter Andreas Hansen)
- Hanskya (Asteroid)
- Hansteen, Christopher (Christopher Hansteen)
- Hantelnebel
- Hapag (Asteroid)
- Hapkeit
- Happelia (Asteroid)
- Harald Schuh
- Harbin (Asteroid)
- Harding (Asteroid)
- Harding, Karl Ludwig (Karl Ludwig Harding)
- Hardy (Asteroid)
- Haremari (Asteroid)
- Harmonia (Asteroid)
- Haro, Guillermo (Guillermo Haro)
- Harpalyke (Mond)
- Harriet (Asteroid)
- Harriot, Thomas (Thomas Harriot)
- Harrison, John (John Harrison)
- Hartbeespoortdam (Asteroid)
- Hartmann, Johannes (Johannes Hartmann)
- Hartmann, Juan (Juan Hartmann)
- Hartmann-Shack-Sensor
- Harvard (Asteroid)
- Harvard-College- Observatorium (Harvard-College-Observatorium)
- Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
- Harzer, Paul (Paul Harzer)
- Hase (Sternbild)
- Hase, Johann Matthias (Johann Matthias Hase)
- Hasinger, Günther (Günther Hasinger)
- Hassaleh
- Hasuo (Asteroid)
- Hat-Creek-Radioobservatorium
- Hathor (Asteroid)
- Hatshepsut (Asteroid)
- Hauptreihe
- Hauptspiegel
- Havnia (Asteroid)
- Hawking, Stephen (Stephen Hawking)
- Hayabusa
- Hayashi, Chushiro (Chushiro Hayashi)
- Hayashi-Linie
- Head of Hydrus
- Hebe (Asteroid)
- Hebei (Asteroid)
- Hecates Tholus
- Heckmann (Asteroid)
- Heckmann, Otto (Otto Heckmann)
- Hecuba (Asteroid)
- Hedda (Hedda (Asteroid))
- Hedera (Asteroid)
- Hedwig (Asteroid)
- Hegemone (Mond)
- Heidelberga (Asteroid)
- Heike (Asteroid)
- Heilongjiang (Asteroid)
- Heinrich, Placidus (Placidus Heinrich)
- Heis, Eduard (Eduard Heis)
- Heka (Stern)
- Hekate (Asteroid)
- Hektor (Asteroid)
- Hel (Asteroid)
- Hela (Asteroid)
- Helena (Asteroid)
- Helene (Mond)
- Helenos (Asteroid)
- Helffrich, Deutscher (Joseph Helffrich)
- Helga (Asteroid)
- Heliakisch
- Heliakisches Jahr
- Helike (Mond)
- Helin, Eleanor (Eleanor Helin)
- Helina (Asteroid)
- Helio (Asteroid)
- Heliografische Breite
- Heliometer
- Helionape (Asteroid)
- Heliopause
- Helios (Solarflugzeug)
- Helios (Sonde)
- Helioseismologie
- Heliosheath
- Heliosphäre
- Heliostat
- Heliozentrisch
- Heliozentrisches Weltbild
- Helium-Blitz
- Helixnebel
- Hell, Maximilian (Maximilian Hell)
- Hella (Asteroid)
- Hellas Planitia
- Helligkeit
- Helma (Asteroid)
- Helsinki (Asteroid)
- Helvetia (Asteroid)
- Helwerthia (Asteroid)
- Henan (Asteroid)
- Henbury (Meteorit)
- Hencke, Karl Ludwig (Karl Ludwig Hencke)
- Henize 3-401
- Henon, Michel (Michel Hénon)
- Henrietta (Henrietta (Asteroid))
- Henrika (Asteroid)
- Henry, Paul und Prosper (Paul und Prosper Henry)
- Henry-Draper-Katalog
- Henseling, Robert (Robert Henseling)
- Henyey (Asteroid)
- Henyey-Linie
- Hephaistos (Asteroid)
- Heppenheim (Asteroid)
- Hera (Asteroid)
- Herba (Asteroid)
- Herberta (Asteroid)
- Herbig, George Howard (George Howard Herbig)
- Herbig-Haro-Objekt
- Herbst
- Herbsthimmel
- Herbstviereck
- Hercules X-1
- Herculina (Asteroid)
- Hercynia (Asteroid)
- Hergé (Asteroid)
- Herkules (Sternbild)
- Herkunft des irdischen Wassers
- Herluga (Asteroid)
- Hermann von Carinthia
- Hermentaria (Asteroid)
- Hermes (Asteroid)
- Hermia (Asteroid)
- Hermione (Asteroid)
- Hermippe (Mond)
- Herodias (Asteroid)
- Herodotus (Asteroid)
- Herrick (Asteroid)
- Herrmann, Joachim (Joachim Herrmann (Astronom))
- Herrmann,Dieter B. (Dieter B. Herrmann)
- Herschel (Mimas)
- Herschel (Teleskop)
- Herschel, Caroline (Caroline Herschel)
- Herschel, John (John Herschel)
- Herschel, Wilhelm (Wilhelm Herschel)
- Herschelkeil
- Hersilia (Hersilia (Asteroid))
- Hertha (Asteroid)
- Hertzsprung (Asteroid)
- Hertzsprung, Ejnar (Ejnar Hertzsprung)
- Hertzsprung-Russell-Diagramm
- Herzberg (Asteroid)
- Herzberger Teleskoptreffen
- Hesperia (Asteroid)
- Hesperia Planum
- Hestia (Asteroid)
- Heuberger (Asteroid)
- Hevelius, Johannes (Johannes Hevelius)
- Hewish, Antony (Antony Hewish)
- Hexapod
- Hexapod-Teleskop
- Heyuan (Asteroid)
- Heze
- Hidalgo (Asteroid)
- High Altitude and Long Range Research Aircraft
- High Energy Astronomy Observatory 1
- High Energy Astronomy Observatory 2
- High Energy Astronomy Observatory 3
- High Energy Transient Explorer
- Highly Advanced Laboratory for Communications and Astronomy
- Hiketas von Syrakus (Pythagoreer)
- Hilaritas (Asteroid)
- Hilda (Asteroid)
- Hildburg (Asteroid)
- Hildegard (Asteroid)
- Hildrun (Asteroid)
- Hill (Asteroid)
- Hill, George William (George William Hill)
- Hill-Sphäre
- Hillebrand, Karl (Karl Hillebrand (Astronom))
- Himalia (Mond)
- Himalia-Gruppe
- Himmel (planetär)
- Himmelserscheinung
- Himmelsgewölbe
- Himmelsglobus
- Himmelsjahr
- Himmelskugel
- Himmelskörper
- Himmelsmechanik
- Himmelspol
- Himmelsscheibe von Nebra
- Himmelswelt, Die (Die Himmelswelt)
- Hind, John Russel (John Russell Hind)
- Hinode
- Hinotori
- Hintergrundstrahlung
- Hipparchos (Hipparchos (Astronom))
- Hipparcos
- Hipparcos-Katalog
- Hippo (Asteroid)
- Hippodamia (Asteroid)
- Hippokrates von Chios
- Hirayama-Familie
- Hirose (Asteroid)
- Hiroshima (Asteroid)
- Hirundo (Asteroid)
- Hispania (Asteroid)
- Historische Geologie
- Hiten
- Hoba-Meteorit
- Hobby-Eberly-Teleskop
- Hochatmosphäre
- Hochgeschwindigkeitswolke
- Hochsommer
- Hochwinter
- Hochziel
- Hofastronom
- Hoffmann (Asteroid)
- Hoffmeister (Asteroid)
- Hoffmeister, Cuno (Cuno Hoffmeister)
- Hogg, Helen Sawyer (Helen Hogg)
- Hohensteina (Asteroid)
- Hoher List
- Holda (Asteroid)
- Holden, Edward Singleton (Edward Singleton Holden)
- Holeungholee (Asteroid)
- Hollandia (Asteroid)
- Holmberg (Asteroid)
- Holmberg, Erik Bertil (Erik Bertil Holmberg)
- Holmberg-Radius
- Holmes, Edwin (Edwin Holmes)
- Holmia (Holmia (Asteroid))
- Holt, Henry E. (Henry E. Holt)
- Homam
- Home Planet
- Homosphäre und Heterosphäre
- Hong Kong (Asteroid)
- Honoria (Honoria (Asteroid))
- Hooveria (Asteroid)
- Hopfner, Friedrich (Friedrich Hopfner)
- Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope
- Hopmann (Asteroid)
- Hopmann, Josef (Josef Hopmann)
- Horatius (Asteroid)
- Horemheb (Asteroid)
- Horizont
- Horizontalparallaxe
- Horizontsystem
- Hormuthia (Asteroid)
- Horner, Johann Kaspar (Johann Kaspar Horner)
- Horometrum
- Horrocks, Jeremiah (Jeremia Horrocks)
- Horta (Asteroid)
- Horus (Asteroid)
- Houten, Cornelis Johannes van (Cornelis Johannes van Houten)
- Houtman, Frederick de (Frederick de Houtman)
- Houzeau (Asteroid)
- Hoyle, Fred (Fred Hoyle)
- Hsi-Ho
- Huangpu (Asteroid)
- Huangsushu (Asteroid)
- Hubble Deep Field
- Hubble Deep Field South
- Hubble Ultra Deep Field
- Hubble, Edwin (Edwin Hubble)
- Hubble-Konstante
- Hubble-Sequenz
- Hubble-Weltraumteleskop
- Hubei (Asteroid)
- Huberta (Huberta (Asteroid))
- Huenna (Asteroid)
- Hufeisenumlaufbahn
- Huggins, Margaret Lindsay (Margaret Lindsay Huggins)
- Huggins, William (William Huggins)
- Hughes (Asteroid)
- Hugo (Asteroid)
- Humason, Milton Lasell (Milton Lasell Humason)
- Humboldt (Asteroid)
- Hunan (Asteroid)
- Hungaria (Asteroid)
- Huya (Asteroid)
- Huygens (Asteroid)
- Huygens, Christiaan (Christiaan Huygens)
- Hyaden (Astronomie)
- Hyadum I
- Hyadum II
- Hyakutake
- Hyakutake, Yuji (Yuji Hyakutake)
- Hybris (Asteroid)
- Hydra (Mond)
- Hydrobot
- Hydrometeore
- Hydrostatisches Gleichgewicht
- Hygiea (Asteroid)
- Hygrische Jahreszeiten
- Hypatia
- Hypatia (Hypatia (Asteroid))
- Hyperborea (Asteroid)
- Hypergraph-Teleskop
- Hyperion (Mond)
- Hypernova
- Hyperspektral
- Hypsipyle (Asteroid)
