Significats de astronomical object en anglès

Unfortunately, there is no natural astronomical object which resembles that.

Saturn had ceased to be a planet, an astronomical object, it was becoming hugely solid.

Absolute calibration provides the radial velocity of an astronomical object relative to the observer (on Earth).

But they are still well known because of their relationship to an astronomical object with near-universal recognition: Halley's comet.

Scientists should investigate other astronomical objects as possible sources of cosmic rays, Picozza says.

The previous rough ballpark figure was around a trillion solar masses - the standard measure for big astronomical objects.

He studied more pages and noticed what seemed to be charts with astronomical objects, as if seen through a telescope.

So even if it's not dark matter, it's unclear what astronomical objects could so comprehensively mimic what dark matter should look like?

Harvard astrophysicist Yousaf Butt argued that other astronomical objects could explain the creation of these high-energy electrons, in an editorial that accompanied the original paper.

Radio telescopes look beyond the visible to "see" astronomical objects and patterns in terms of the electromagnetic energy they emit at radio wavelengths.

Celestial mechanics is the calculated movement of astronomical objects in space, and the name reflected his years of orbit around the development of Southern sandstone.