Sentence examples for in astronomers from inspiring English sources

Last month saw yet another failed attempt in astronomers' ongoing efforts to incite interplanetary war.

It might depend on what kind of galaxy the star lives in, astronomers said last week.

Sometimes it's "buying" stars and naming them, which is the sort of thing that's not going to sit well in astronomers' tables - which is why astronomers ignore them.

There is considerable distance between, say, the confidence we should place in astronomers' calculations of eclipses and a small marketing study suggesting that consumers prefer laundry soap in blue boxes.

Not only do they exert the greatest gravitational pull on their stars, but their fast orbits make their effects on starlight show up relatively quickly in astronomers' observations.

The finding fills an important gap in astronomers' understanding of how planets are born, says Philip Armitage, an astronomer at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and author of an accompanying Perspective in the same issue of Science.

Once, in "Astronomer's Ballad," this fits the song, a kind of Mexican country waltz.

If the Cow turns out to be a black hole or a neutron star both of which are known as "compact bodies," in astronomer-speak it would be unlike astronomer-speak its have ever observed before.

Thanks to the advanced technology in astronomical observations, astronomers have collected massive data sets.

In particular, astronomers are interested in those extrasolar planets that are in the "habitable zone" around their parent star.

Then, in 1998, astronomers erred wildly in their Leonid predictions.