astronomer
வானியலாளர்
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Titania was discovered in 1787 by the astronomer William Herschel.
an expert in or student of astronomy.
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வான சாஸ்திரி
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We credit the idea that the Earth and other planets orbit the Sun to the medieval Polish 'astronomer' Nicolaus Copernicus.
John Herschel was the son of William Herschel, the 'astronomer' who discovered Uranus.
Most newly discovered comets seem to originate from an area in space known as the Oort cloud, named after Dutch 'astronomer' Jan Oort.
Titania was discovered in 1787 by the 'astronomer' William Herschel.
The author was the 'astronomer' Edmond Halley, who is far better known today for having a famous comet named after him.
The great Danish 'astronomer' Tycho Brahe observed a supernova in 1572.
The Titan probe was named Huygens in honour of the Dutch 'astronomer' who discovered Titan in 1655.
Kamalakara was an Indian 'astronomer' and mathematician who came from a family of famous astronomers .
Wilczynski began his research career as a mathematical 'astronomer' .
Dozens of 'astronomers' came to see the eclipse, but there were thousands and thousands of people outside to watch it.
To overcome this problem, the 'astronomers' devised a new and highly efficient strategy.
Such tenets never held back the great Arab 'astronomers' and mathematicians of the Middle Ages.
A team of international 'astronomers' has found five new moons orbiting Neptune.
Until 10 years ago, most 'astronomers' did not believe stardust could enter the Solar System.
As time goes by, 'astronomers' have found planets in larger and larger orbits.
Few 'astronomers' have made so many important contributions to so many different fields in astronomy.
The tools are also helping 'astronomers' measure the rate of birth of stars in extremely red and distant galaxies.
Here, Hubble 'astronomers' have uncovered, for the first time, a population of infant stars.
This makes it the most distant extrasolar planet detected by 'astronomers' to date.
These galaxies are so young that 'astronomers' can still see a flurry of stars forming within them.
Galileo wrote to 'astronomers' in other cities and compared their observations with his own.
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