The phrase "astonishing science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe scientific discoveries, advancements, or phenomena that are surprising or impressive.
Example: "The astonishing science behind quantum mechanics continues to baffle even the most experienced physicists."
Alternatives: "amazing science" or "incredible science".
After a friendly ranger outlined some hikes, we sped to a trailhead called Calico 2. We walked into a stark, arid, astonishing science fiction landscape.
The breadth of this book; its abundance of enthralling accounts and astonishing science; its adept, vivid writing; and Kenneally's exquisitely calibrated judgment make it the richest, freshest, most fun book on genetics in some time.
Linda Geddes is the author of the upcoming book Chasing the Sun: The astonishing science of sunlight and how to survive in a 24/7 world.
Andrew Hall, chief executive of exam awarding body AQA, said there was an "absolutely astonishing increase" in science and maths subjects.
One of the most astonishing facts about science is how universally applicable the laws of nature are.
For all of the astonishing breakthroughs biopharmaceutical science has made in the past century, the evidence suggests that our greatest advances lie ahead.
One of the most astonishing phase transitions in science was first observed by the Dutch physicist Kamerlingh Onnes on April 8 , 1911
His astonishing knowledge of practical science made MacGyver (which aired from 1985 to 1992) into an engineering icon.
Gleeson uncovers the science behind this astonishing ugly duckling act.
But as this timely book by physics professor and Simpsons fan Paul Halpern shows, there are an astonishing number of references to science in the series.
Olivia and Isabella Murphy, aged four, from Bromley in Kent, have provided science with an astonishing insight into the nature of leukaemia because of the highly unusual situation where both of them are at risk of the disease but only Olivia developed it.
