Sentence examples for space astronomers from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in space, astronomers have found objects that rotate at a dizzying speed.

For example, from space astronomers could 'hear' the formation of galaxies in the early days of the Universe.

With most of the universe being empty space, astronomers once thought the chance of stars colliding was roughly once in an eternity.

With ever more powerful telescopes on the ground and in space, astronomers added to the haul of thousands of planets spotted beyond our own solar system.

They begin by creating a mathematical model of the search space astronomers need to explore and then calculate what fraction has been investigated so far.

Because numbers get so large so quickly when talking about objects in space, astronomers most often use the unit of light years to describe distance.

Photons are like precious raindrops from space and astronomers want the biggest possible buckets in which to catch them.

These guys have characterized the parameter space that astronomers need to search for signs of alien life.

But there are other objects in space that astronomers are very interested in knowing their masses: stars and galaxies.

"It's like the black hole in space that astronomers talk about: everything gets sucked in and nothing ever comes out," he said.

The space service, astronomers say, could also become valuable in scientific discovery, especially with a professional version being developed with the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.