Astronomer or Astrophysicist.
An astronomer is more focused on studies of the objects IN space, the stars, planets, asteroids, comets, and assorted space rocks. An astrophysicist is more interested in how stars work; the underlying core of the nuclear fusion process.
A cosmologist examines how the universe began, and is more aligned to studying the big picture.
its because astronomers use such technological advances as hubble, a space telescope that orbits earth and takes pictures of the solar system and deep space, and the sola and heliospheric observatory, a sattelite designed to continuosly study the sun.
You can learn about astronomy in many ways. There are many books and websites about it. There are also museums and institutes that you can visit to learn more about astronomy. If you want to find new online learning sources, you can try googling "astronomy" or something astronomy related. I would highly recommend NASA's website (see related links).
because hydrogen atoms combine together and give helium, when this reaction takes place, it gives a lot of heat energy and light. due to which it is easy to find out that there is helium on the sun.
reflecting telescope
refracting telescope
radio telescope
electromagnetic spectrum
spectroscope
(look them up, but those are the interments they use to study space...or some of them at least...i had to do a science project about all of these)
People have been observing the stars ever since cavemen howled at the moon at night. Thousands of years ago, before writing, people built stone monuments to act as observatories for charting the positions of the stars and planets. The stars, of course, are all far beyond our solar system, but the planets are all contained within it.
Galileo, arguably the first scientist, used glass lenses to magnify the light of distant planets--most notably Jupiter, Saturn, and Venus. The phases of Venus established that it orbited the sun, and did so closer than earth. The moons of Jupiter established that not all solar system bodies orbited the earth. Galileo showed that only our moon orbits the earth. Scientists ever since have been using larger and larger telescopes to answer questions and make new discoveries concerning our solar system.
Scientists use telescopes and technology to learn more about the solar system and past discoveries, still trying to prove discoveries from past scientists i.e Galileo, Copernicus, Ptolemy etc.They are still making new discoveries everyday and also trying to figure out unanswered questions!
Astronomers and physicists, for starters. These folks make the study of space and everything in it (which, really, is EVERYTHING) their profession and business.
Scientist study space objects (planets, stars, moons, ext) with telescopes.
temperature mostly depends on how high the sun is in the sky (angle overhead). In winter and to a lesser extent spring the sun if much lower in the sky so it colder. In summer and Autumn the sun is much higher in the sky and so its much warmer. So although the sun is shining bright, its still cold because of the time of the year it is.
Very much so.
No. The mass of the sun is much larger than the mass of the earth, so the earth is regarded as orbiting around the sun.
It's much closer.
The sun is a star: it only seems bigger because it is so much closer to the earth, whereas other stars are much further away then the sun. But is actual fact most of them are much bigger then our sun. (the suns real name is Sol)
So they can know how to make the suit. You are welcome!
Astronauts study the sun, and give back information to the people that give information.
if u didnt know i am a scientist and im Marie curie so beat that
No, the sun is not known as a planet!
I don't know. Does it look like I am a scientist? No. I'm not a scientist so don't come up here asking me these dumb questions. Ask a scientist this question if you want to know so bad. OK? Thank you and goodnight!
scientist think that the sun will die of its light and if we have no sun we wont have trees to breathe from animals wont have plants to eat so if or when the sun goes out everything dies
I'm no scientist, but I know that chilomonas are a kind of plant. So they must use the sun's light to make their own food. Just a guess, but it's better than nothing.
They have smaller brains, I am scientist and i know this because i have studied this. so their brains aren't as functional as womens', because their brains haven't much "memory" storage.
some one i don't know who so
it hasn't came out yet so we wont know yet sorry
so they can know how there body and bones were
get data so they could know answers to questions