astronomer
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of astronomer
Example Sentences
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The astronomer also said the star identified was slightly smaller than one scientists would "nominally expect to turn into a black hole."
From Barron's
To move from "candidate" to "confirmed," astronomers must detect repeated transits.
From Science Daily
Beyond our neighborhood, astronomers have identified many gas giant exoplanets, some far larger than Jupiter.
From Science Daily
Detecting the same water signature in 3I/ATLAS means astronomers can now evaluate it using the same standards applied to familiar solar system comets.
From Science Daily
Their discovery has forced astronomers to reconsider how quickly stars and galaxies could have formed.
From Science Daily
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