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Astronomy (from Gr****: ἀστρονομία,
literally meaning the
science that
studies the laws of the stars) is a
natural science that
studies celestial objects...
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Astronomy is the
scientific study of
celestial objects.
Astronomy may also
refer to:
Astronomy (magazine), an
amateur American astronomy periodical Astronomy...
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Astronomy is the
oldest of the
natural sciences,
dating back to antiquity, with its
origins in the religious, mythological, cosmological, calendrical...
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Egyptian astronomy Hebrew astronomy Indian astronomy Maya
astronomy Inuit astronomy Persian astronomy Serbian folk
astronomy Tibetan astronomy Vainakhish...
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Indian astronomy has a long
history stretching from pre-historic to
modern times. Some of the
earliest roots of
Indian astronomy can be
dated to the period...
- the photosphere, respectively. All
heavier elements,
called metals in
astronomy,
account for less than 2% of the m****, with
oxygen (roughly 1% of the...
- the swordfish.
Celestial ocean, a
mythological concept, not
specific to
astronomy Lunar sea Olcott,
William T. (1911). Star lore of all ages: a collection...
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Babylonian astronomy was the
study or
recording of
celestial objects during the
early history of Mesopotamia.
Babylonian astronomy seemed to have focused...
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Infrared astronomy is a sub-discipline of
astronomy which specializes in the
observation and
analysis of
astronomical objects using infrared (IR) radiation...
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Astronomy Day is an
annual event in the
United States and
later in
other countries,
intended to
provide a
means of
interaction between the
general public...
