new astronomy造句

• New Astronomy Top Cited Author " "'awards from Elsevier.
• Often found on the final pages of the almanac were brief articles that promoted the new astronomy.
• However, as early as 1659, one Harvard graduate, Zachariah Brigden, began to promote the new astronomy in the New England almanacs.
• But if you want to do your homework to prepare for the showers, you may want to consider a new astronomy program for your computer.
• The friends, followers of the new astronomy of Johannes Kepler, were self-taught William Gascoigne, are considered to be the founding fathers of British research astronomy.
• At first, astronomical thought in America was based on Aristotelian philosophy, but interest in the new astronomy began to appear in Almanacs as early as 1659.
• The first observations were commenced at Kodaikanal in 1901, and these conformed to patterns in the " new astronomy " that were planned for the observatory.
• It is featured on page 21 of his book, The New Astronomy, but was also widely reprinted  in the Americas as well as throughout Europe.
• His largest and most ambitious work, " Old and New Astronomy ", left unfinished at his death, was completed by Arthur Cowper Ranyard and published in 1892.
• "This is one of the most spectacular comets of the century, " said astronomer Jose Olivarez, the new astronomy director at Chabot Observatory and Science Center in Oakland.
• The series outlived Beer, Volume 42 appearing in 1998, before its functions were taken over by the " New Astronomy Reviews " and the " Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage ".
• In 1888 his friend Richard Anthony Proctor died, leaving his major work, " Old and New Astronomy, " incomplete, and Ranyard undertook to finish it for the benefit of the author's family.
• In a discovery that could help explain the origin of the earliest galaxies, a new astronomy satellite has detected the first discrete objects in the mysterious glow of X-rays that pervades the distant universe.
• Crabtree s observations had convinced him that, despite their errors, Kepler s Rudolphine Tables were superior to the commonly used Lansberg's tables, and he became one of the first converts to Kepler s new astronomy.
• A new astronomy, soon to be called astrophysics, began to emerge when William Hyde Wollaston and Joseph von Fraunhofer independently discovered that, when decomposing the light from the Sun, a multitude of absorption by chemical elements in the Solar atmosphere.
• In English, the full title of his work is the " "'New Astronomy, Based upon Causes, or Celestial Physics, Treated by Means of Commentaries on the Motions of the Star Mars, from the Observations of Tycho Brahe, Gent " " '.
• The titles of Galileo's work " Two New Sciences " and Johannes Kepler's " New Astronomy " underscored the atmosphere of change that took hold in the 17th century as Aristotle was dismissed in favor of novel methods of inquiry into the natural world.
• On the third day of the mission, " Discovery's " seven-member crew conducted the first of four spacewalks ( also called Extra-vehicular Activities or " EVAs " ) to remove two older instruments and install two new astronomy instruments, as well as perform other servicing tasks.
• Kepler described his new astronomy as " celestial physics ", as " an excursion into Aristotle's " Metaphysics " ", and as " a supplement to Aristotle's " On the Heavens " ", transforming the ancient tradition of physical cosmology by treating astronomy as part of a universal mathematical physics.
• He arrived at the heliocentric thesis ( as he was to write in a youthful treatise ) " " ratione postea equidem sensu " " : it was not observation but the discovery of a logical contradiction in Ptolemy's system, that served him as a point of departure that led to the new astronomy.