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Ancient astronomers did not have instruments to help them see objects in the sky.
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Ancient astronomers noticed constellations and gave them names.
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Many astronomers assume that the universe expands infinitely.
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Many astronomers assume that the universe continues to expand forever.
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During the Middle Ages, astronomers had clung to the theory of a Greek philosopher.
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Astronomers inferred the existence of a local supercluster.
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Acting on advice from his astronomers, Alexander the Great decided not to attack Egypt and went to India instead.
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Before astronomers had telescopes, they could only use quadrants to map objects in the sky.
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Interestingly, according to modern astronomers, space is finite. This is a very comforting thought — particularly for people who can never remember where they have left things.
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Galileo Galilei is one of the most famous astronomers in history.
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In 2006, astronomers re-classified Pluto as a dwarf planet.
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Astronomers think that the solar system is more than 4 billion years old.
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Some astronomers believe the whole solar system formed from a single flat cloud of gas, while others believe it formed when a huge object passed near the Sun, pulling a stream of gas off of the Sun. Astronomers theorize the planets then formed from this gas stream.
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Astronomers think the Great Red Spot is a large hurricane-like storm in Jupiter's atmosphere.
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Astronomers estimate Jupiter's core temperature at 20,000 degrees Celsius, approximately three times greater than the temperature of the Earth's core.
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Astronomers believe the Great Red Spot is caused by a potent hurricane-like storm system in Jupiter's atmosphere.
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Astronomers believe Saturn's rings developed from particles that resulted from the break-up of naturally occurring satellites.
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Neptune has large, dark circles on its surface which astronomers believe to be storms.
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Neptune was discovered because Uranus did not follow the orbital path predicted by astronomers. Astronomers assumed that the gravitational pull of another object was affecting the orbit of Uranus. This led them to look for, and find, Neptune.
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Neptune has large, dark ovals on its surface which astronomers believe are hurricane-like storms.
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Due to Triton's retrograde orbit, its density, and its composition, astronomers theorize that Triton was not originally a satellite of Neptune, but was captured by Neptune's gravitational pull, forcing it into an orbit around the planet.
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Eris was first found by a team of astronomers at Palomar Observatory in California.
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Astronomers think that if it were not for the giant planet Jupiter exerting its gravitational force on the asteroids in the belt, the inner planets would be constantly bombarded by large asteroids.

Astronomers think that about 100,000 million comets orbit the Sun.

Like most astronomers before him, Ptolemy believed the Sun, Moon, and other planets circled the Earth. He thought that each space body moved in a small circle (an epicycle) that was itself orbiting Earth.

For centuries, astronomers believed that the Milky Way made up the entire universe. Hubble was among the first to show that the fuzzy patches in the sky seen through telescopes were other galaxies, not distant parts of the Milky Way.

Until Mariner 10, astronomers were not sure what Mercury really looked like because it is so close to the Sun.

In 1974, the Nobel Prize in physics was jointly awarded to astronomers Antony Hewish and Sir Martin Ryle. Antony Hewish was honored for the discovery of pulsars. Many have argued that Jocelyn Bell Burnell should have shared that honor.

In Copernicus' time most astronomers believed the theory the Greek astronomer Ptolemy had developed more than 1,000 years earlier. Ptolemy said the Earth was the center of the universe and was motionless. He believed all other heavenly bodies moved in complicated patterns around the Earth.

The astronomers were so pleased with Clyde's drawings that they offered him a job.

Many astronomers are working hard to measure the Hubble constant using a variety of different techniques.

Within the past 30 years, astronomers have developed the ability to view the universe in radio waves, gamma-rays, and all energies in between. This ability has allowed us to discover amazing events in our universe.

To give names to celestial objects, astronomers use Latin.

Astronomers use Latin for naming celestial objects.

Astronomers announced that they had discovered a ninth planet in our Solar System.

Astronomers claim they have discovered the ninth planet of the Solar System.

Archeologists have discovered that ancient Babylonian astronomers were able to predict the motion of Jupiter across the sky.

Astronomers have observed sixty-two moons orbiting Saturn.

Hubble was not the first telescope launched into space, nor is it the largest telescope at astronomers’ disposal.

Observing with the Hubble telescope, astronomers have refined their calculation for the universe’s expansion rate and discovered the existence of a force called dark energy, which is causing the universe to expand faster and faster as time goes on.

How do astronomers detect exoplanets?

The first extrasolar planet, Pegasi 51 b, was discovered by astronomers Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz of the University of Geneva, using the ELODIE spectrograph on the Observatoire de Haute-Provence telescope in France.

In 2006, scientists launched the French CoRoT mission, the first space mission dedicated to the extrasolar planet hunt. The mission helped astronomers discover dozens more extrasolar planets.

Astronomers also have used NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, which observes in infrared light, to study extrasolar planets. In 2007, the Spitzer telescope detected water vapor for the first time on another world.

Hubble also helped astronomers analyze the atmospheres of extrasolar planets.

Comet Siding Spring was discovered in 2013 by astronomers at the Siding Spring Observatory in Australia.

Since Comet Siding Spring's discovery, astronomers have observed it with many telescopes, including the Hubble Space Telescope.

The comet created excitement among astronomers because it passed very close to Mars.

Every year astronomers observe comets that come from the distant solar system and travel back out again.

Today, astronomers are still studying Saturn, the sixth planet from the Sun, in an attempt to understand the planet and its ring system.

Astronomers believe the rings are made of pieces of dusty water ice, which range in size from dust grains to boulders. These particles gently collide with each other as they go around Saturn.

Astronomers think a collision with a larger body caused the dwarf planet to lose its surface ice, producing the rapid spin.

Astronomers have already located some habitable-zone planets.

Basic physics tells us that smaller planets must be rocky and larger ones gaseous, but for planets ranging from Earth-sized to about twice that radius, astronomers can't tell a large rocky planet from a small gaseous planet.

Astronomers have discovered a galaxy that has almost no dark matter.

Since the launch of NASA's Kepler telescope in 2009, astronomers have found thousands of planets outside of our solar system.

A consortium of astronomers said Thursday they had for the first time confirmed a prediction of Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity by observing the gravitational effects of a supermassive black hole on a star zipping by it.

Astronomers followed the S2 star as it passed close to the black hole on May 19 at a speed in excess of 25 million kilometers per hour.

Astronomers have unveiled the first picture of a black hole.

Sheppard says there are likely more moons to be found around Saturn that are even smaller than the latest discoveries, but says astronomers will need larger telescopes to find them.

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Astronomers have used Hubble’s sharp vision to probe the limits of the visible universe, uncovering never-before-seen objects that existed not long after the birth of the universe in the Big Bang.

A mere century ago, most astronomers believed that everything we could see in the night sky belonged to our galaxy.

Some astronomers suspected that fuzzy patches of light known as nebulas were actually distant “islands of stars” far beyond our galaxy.

Hubble, like all telescopes, is a time machine that astronomers can use to see into the past.

Hubble has yielded to date 1.4 million observations and provided data that astronomers around the world have used to write more than 17,000 peer-reviewed scientific publications.

In 1998, astronomers measured how fast the universe is expanding by using ground-based telescopes to study relatively nearby exploding stars, called supernovae.

The astronomers made the surprising discovery that the expansion of the universe is speeding up.

A team of European astronomers has discovered a black hole 1,000 light years from Earth, the closest yet found to our solar system.

In the mid-1960s, she set up a committee of astronomers and engineers to envision a telescope that could accomplish important scientific goals.

Astronomers are studying Mercury's impact craters.

Astronomers are studying Mercury.

Astronomers think that Mercury lost most of its mantle after a collision with another planet.

Astronomers think that Mercury was hit by a planet smaller than itself and caused it to lose most of its mantle.

Astronomers continue to study Mercury.

Astronomers say they have discovered evidence of the first intermediate-size black hole.

Astronomers say they have discovered evidence of the first intermediate-size black hole, created by the merger of two smaller black holes.

An international team of astronomers Monday announced the discovery of a rare gas molecule — phosphine — in the clouds of Venus.

But, because he was dressed in the Turkish way, the astronomers did not believe he was telling the truth.

Shortly thereafter, a Turkish dictator decided that all his people must dress in the European way. Anyone who disobeyed would be put to death. Then the Turk spoke to astronomers about his discovery again. And this time they all believed he was telling the truth.

Shortly after, a Turkish dictator decided that all his people must dress in the Western fashion. Anyone who disobeyed would be sentenced to death. Afterwards, he went back to speak again with the astronomers about his discovery. And this time everyone believed he was telling the truth.

But because of their Turkish garments, the astronomers didn't believe him.

Astronomers estimate that a gamma ray burst goes off in our galaxy only about once every 10,000 years, but they are visible to us only about every 10,000,000 to 100,000,000 years. Even then, one of these events wouldn't necessarily pose a threat to our planet.

Located less than 32 light-years from Earth, AU Microscopii is among the youngest planetary systems ever observed by astronomers.

Astronomers use the term “conjunction” to describe any time two celestial bodies appear to meet in the sky, as viewed from Earth.

Astronomers registered 2,958 previously unknown near-Earth asteroids over the course of the year, the most since 1998, the year the U.S. space agency, NASA, began tracking such objects.

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Using these observations, astronomers aim to shine a light on several cosmic mysteries, providing a window onto the universe’s distant past and hazy present.

Astronomers last year linked observations of an FRB spotted in our Milky Way galaxy with a region where a known magnetar resides.

Many astronomers assume that Proxima Centauri, the nearest star to the Sun, is part of the binary system Alpha Centauri.

Astronomers have a rough idea of the size and shape of the Milky Way’s arms, but much remains unknown: They can’t see the full structure of our home galaxy because Earth is inside it.

Thanks to the mission’s enormous field of view and fast survey speeds, astronomers will be able to observe planets by the thousands, galaxies by the millions, and stars by the billions.

Astronomers expect Roman to reveal significant numbers of rocky worlds in and beyond the region where liquid water may exist.

The physical differences between a cello and a violin produce their distinctive voices. Similarly, the stellar oscillations astronomers observe depend on each star’s interior structure, mass, and size.

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There have been inroads against ever growing urban illumination. The International Dark Sky Association in Tucson, Arizona, a group that claims 3,600 members in more than 70 countries, says efforts to curb excess light are under way from the Australian Outback to Britain's Sherwood Forest. In the Czech Republic, an anti-air pollution law also fights light pollution by requiring shielded fixtures to block upward beams. Laws have also been enacted in Chile, thanks to persuasive astronomers who staff the three big observatories there.

As populations and cities grow, our once pristine view of the stars is being whitewashed by urban glow. Astronomers, whose view of the heavens is being dimmed, are complaining, but biologists are also decrying light pollution because they find it hurts wildlife development and possibly human health, too.

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