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astronomer

[uh-stron-uh-mer] / əˈstrɒn ə mər /


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Its strange characteristics make it difficult to classify, sitting somewhere between what astronomers typically consider a planet and a star.

From Science Daily

Until recently, astronomers mostly had to piece together the earliest stages indirectly because the expanding debris looked like a single pinpoint of light.

From Science Daily

To understand what happened, astronomers compared the observations with computer simulations and proposed two scenarios.

From Science Daily

An analysis by a South Korean team has hinted that, rather than the Universe continuing to expand, galaxies could be pulled back together by gravity, ending in what astronomers call a "Big Crunch".

From BBC

Because both types of light originate near the same black hole, astronomers have long known that ultraviolet and X-ray emissions from quasars are closely linked.

From Science Daily