| ECLIPTIC | Great circle on the celestial sphere representing the apparent path of the sun, inclined at approximately 23.45degrees to the celestial equator (8) |
| ARC | Apparent path of the sun |
| GALACTICEQUATOR | Great circle on the celestial sphere (8,7) |
| TROPIC | Circle on the celestial sphere |
| EQUINOX | In astronomy, a point on the celestial sphere at which the ecliptic intersects the celestial equator |
| ARCED | Like the path of the sun in the sky |
| MERIDIAN | Imaginary great circle on the earth passing through both poles (8) |
| LON | Imaginary great circle on the earth's surface (abbr) (3) |
| ANDERSEN | Danish author of fairy tales including The Little Mermaid, 31 The elliptical, heliocentric path of the solar system's planets, comets and asteroids around the Sun (5) |
| NADIR | The point on the celestial sphere directly below an observer, diametrically opposite the zenith (5) |
| LONGITUDE | An imaginary circle on the earth's surface which passes through the poles at right angles to the equator (9) |
| ORBIT | The elliptical, heliocentric path of the solar system's planets, comets and asteroids around the Sun (5) |
| GLOBE | Sphere representing the Earth (5) |
| ZENITH | In astronomy, the point on the celestial sphere vertically above an observer |
| AZIMUTH | Angular position of an object on the celestial sphere, typically measured in degrees clockwise from true north (7) |
| OPINION | There is a view of the circle on the wing (7) |
| RINGTAIL | Circle on the last part of a type of possum (8) |
| RED | Color of the circle on the Japanese flag |
| DADO | Father has a circle on the part of inner wall being papered |
| GLOBES | Spheres representing the Earth |
