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Meanings of astrophysics in English

Russian
астрофизика
Portuguese
física espacial
Spanish
astrofísica
Catalan
astrofísica
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Branch of astronomy.

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астрофизика
Usage of astrophysics in English
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Already, the new gravitational-wave data has shaken up the field of astrophysics.
Wired
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I first encountered Trimble's work when I was an undergraduate astrophysics major.
Wired
3
The next year, as his passion grew, he changed it to astrophysics.
Wired
4
She was very excited to see somebody so young interested in astrophysics.
Wired
5
In addition, the telescope has revolutionised astronomy and astrophysics with its discoveries.
The South African
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These high-energy windows in the spectrum thus represent relatively young subdisciplines of astrophysics.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
7
The DCO project is trying to combine chemistry, biology, geology and even astrophysics.
Reuters
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Still, I'm back on the cutting edge of astrophysics now, and no mistake.
The Reality Dysfunction
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So what would that have to do with gravity or astrophysics?
Wired
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But the first most sexiest topic in astrophysics, is definitely exoplanets and life.
Wired
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It's related to a problem that's been hanging around astrophysics for a long time.
Timescape
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Mainzer hinted that we should see some new astrophysics results from WISE pretty soon.
Wired
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Clearly, students feel that you have to be a special superhero to understand astrophysics.
Wired
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The mission has been described as the most important astrophysics venture in post-Soviet Russia.
Radio NZ
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Without a doubt, a microwave telescope made the most important single discovery in astrophysics.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
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Peter Coles is professor of theoretical astrophysics at Cardiff University
The Guardian
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