GeocentricA model of the universe, believed by Aristotle, and Ptolemy which puts the earth at the center.
GeometriesModels of the curvature of the universe in which the laws of geometry are like those that would apply on flat, spherical, or saddle-shaped surfaces.
GeosynchronousRefers to an orbit (about 22,300 miles above Earth’s surface) with a period equal to one day.
Globular ClustersA collection of hundreds of thousands of old stars held together by gravity.
GluonThe carrier particle of the strong interactions. It holds quarks together and the atom's nucleus together.
GranulesShort-lived cells of plasma that carry heat to the Sun’s surface via convection (rising and falling).