60+ Wondrous Spaceship Vocabulary In German

All right! You’re here for a rather unique and interesting topic – spaceship vocabulary in German! You must be studying for one of the many space science programs, or simply have an interest in linguistics. Maybe you’re just here out of curiosity to learn the German word for Earth or the German names of the planets.

We’ll cover all of that and more so you can walk away knowing some new space nouns in the German language.

So what are the German words for the spaceship and space-related vocabulary? Let’s find out!

 

Space Science Words In German

Space science vocabulary in German

Say you’re interested in a profession that investigates aspects of space or maybe one of these is your profession. You’ll want to know how to say your line of work in German when people ask you what it is you do. Take a look and if you don’t see your profession, let us know in the comments and we’ll add it!

EnglishGermanPronunciation
AstronautAstronaut
AstronomerAstronom
AstronomyAstronomie
AstrophysicistAstrophysiker
AstrophysicsAstrophysik
GeologistGeologe
GeologyGeologie
MeteorologistMeteorologe
MeteorologyMeteorologie
ScienceWissenschaft
Space scienceWeltraumwissenschaft

 

What Are The Planets Called In German?

planets in German

Let’s see what the names of the planets in German are.

EnglishGermanPronunciation
MercuryMerkur
VenusVenus
EarthErde
MarsMars
JupiterJupiter
SaturnSaturn
UranusUranus
NeptuneNeptun
*Pluto*Pluto

Well, that should be easy to remember! Only two of the planets have a different translation from English which means you only need to learn two more words.

*Pluto was included because even though it’s no longer technically a planet, many people still know about it and make reference to it often.

Other Planet-Related Vocabulary

Here are some examples of words related to the planets such as planet nicknames, what planets are made of, and special details certain planets have.

EnglishGermanPronunciation
the dwarf planetder Zwergplanet
the planetder Planet
the planetsdie Planeten
the red giantder rote riese
the blue planetder blaue planet
the ringsdie Ringe
gasgas

 

Galaxy Vocabulary In German

space vocabulary in German

How can you talk about the galaxy in German? We’ve got your back. These are a few of the terms related to the galaxy that can help you to discuss space.

EnglishGermanPronunciation
the blackholedas schwarze Loch
the cometder Komet
the cosmosder Kosmos
the galaxydie Galaxie
the Milky WayDie Milchstraße
outer spaceWeltraum
the starder Stern
starsSterne
the sunDie Sonne

 

Earth And Space Vocabulary

Earth vocabulary in German

We can’t forget about our own planet! Here are some resources to talk about Earth.

EnglishGermanPronunciation
AtmosphereAtmosphäre
EarthErde
GravitySchwere
Light yearLichtjahr
MeteorMeteor
MeteoriteMeteorit
MoonMond
OrbitOrbit
RotateDrehen
RotationDrehung
SatelliteSatellit
SkyHimmel

 

Space Technology In German

Space technology vocabulary in German

There are quite a few objects we crafty humans have invented over the years which have allowed us to do some pretty incredible space exploration. Here are a few of the space technologies humans have invented in the German language.

EnglishGermanPronunciation
the rocketdie Rakete
the rocket launchder Raketenstart
spacePlatz
the space stationdie Raumstation
space technologyWeltraumtechnologie
the spaceshipdas Raumschiff
the spacesuitder Raumanzug
the telescopedas Teleskop

 

Parts Of A Spaceship Vocabulary In German

Spaceship words in German

Here’s what you probably came here for! These are the main parts and related vocabulary to do with a spaceship. Spaceships have changed over the years from rockets to shuttles, to rockets again, but all these things have remained constant in the engineering of spacecraft.

EnglishGermanPronunciation
BridgeIngenieurbrücke
CrewBesatzung
DeckDeck
DrivesFährt
EngineeringMaschinenbau
EngineeringMaschinenbau
HullRumpf
Propulsion systemAntriebssystem
QuartersViertel
StorageLagerung
ThrustersTriebwerke

 

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