Примери за astronomer

• Astronomers call it mass transfer, and it happens when one star pulls away the mass of the second star. 

• Astronomers, the scientists who study space and planets, decided that Pluto was too small and too far away from our sun to be called a planet. 

• Davidson, an astronomer, wanted to see an eclipse. 

• Herschel, a British astronomer born in Germany in 1738, spent hours in his workshop, building mirrors for his telescope. 

• In 1783, English writer and astronomer, John Michell, guessed that there were black holes. 

• In 1960, a young radio astronomer named Frank Drake started the first search for signals from other solar systems. 

• Recently, astronomers watched a star falling into a black hole. 

• The astronomer used a telescope to see the planet. 

• The planet moves extremely fast, orbiting its star every two hours, and astronomers believe that it used to be part of a double star. 

• This black hole is about three billion light-years away from the Earth, so the astronomers were watching something which happened a long time ago. 

• Shortly before the bits of matter begin to coalesce, they are observed by alien astronomers.

• He adopted the customary protocols of long-term observational astronomy, but did not treat other astronomers as colleagues.

• To compound the problem, most instructors in such courses are (naturally) astronomers, whose grounding in astrobiologically-related fields such as chemistry and biology may be minimal.

• It included few professional astronomers but many physicians, men of letters, diplomats, students, polymaths, and variously educated gentlemen.

• A telescope is, after all, a mere instrument in the hands of an astronomer, who would be automatically gendered as masculine.

• These molecules pose potential difficulties for both laboratory spectroscopists and radio astronomers.

• They then decide what classes of stars they think astronomers should focus on in the search for planets that might have life.

• It is difficult to imagine that astronomers were ever at serious risk for these alternative scenarios.

• Metaphysicians, philologists, and astronomers were the beggars, gamblers, and drunkards of the academic world.

• To say this is not to force the astronomer back into the challenge model.

• He did take some short-term risk by relinquishing the credit he could have received from other mathematicians and astronomers through early widespread replications.

• It seems that the major factor was the realization by astronomers that conducting matter and magnetic fields are commonplace in the universe.

• One sign that the astronomer has learned his astrology is his indecision over borderline cases.

• There is quite a range: physicists, astronomers, mathematicians, dendrologists, a few computer scientists.

• Accordingly, at the time, astronomers showed little interest in general relativity.