Sentence examples for to astronomy from inspiring English sources
noun
The study of the physical universe beyond the Earth's atmosphere, including the process of mapping locations and properties of the matter and radiation in the universe.
He wanted to devote himself to astronomy.
Since that time, telescopes have become central to astronomy.
Several important natural events turned Tycho from law to astronomy.
Deciding that he wanted to remain as close to astronomy as possible, he joined the R.A.F.
Manufacturers like Celestron contend that computer technology is attracting new people to astronomy.
Lord Crawford devoted himself to astronomy immediately on leaving Trinity College, Cambridge.
He could thus give up music and devote himself exclusively to astronomy.
The application of geometry to astronomy reframed the perennial Greek pursuit of the nature of truth.
The application of mathematics to astronomy, however, flourished during the Persian and Seleucid (Greek) periods.
The switch to astronomy in Google Sky amounts to looking out into space instead of down on Earth.
Given its importance to astronomy, it seems fitting that someone should write a piece of music about it.
