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No. Astronomy has to do with stars, planets, comets, and everything else that has to do with space. The orbits of planets, constellations, and history of space exploration is also a part of astronomy.
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What is astonomy?
Astronomy is the study of the universe (celestial objects such as stars, planets, comets, nebulae, star cluster, and galaxies).
What do you know of astonomy?
nothing
What is the study of the earth's and space's systems?
astonomy
When did Andy thomas start Astonomy?
when he was an adult
How does astrology differ from astonomy?
Astrology is the study of the influence that the stars and planets have over mundane affairs. It is a pseudoscience, since no scientific evidence has been found for its validity.Astronomy is the study of the known universe through scientific means.
What are the layers of the astronomy?
The layers of the astonomy are: alotrothrey marikia sidreofinia kidhinsphere
What are the four sub areas of Earth science?
Geology Astonomy Oceanography Meteorology
What is the most important force in astonomy?
The Universal Law of Gravity, it shapes the universe.
What is the meaning of astonomy?
Astronomy is a branch of science which focuses on the study of celestial or heavenly bodies or objects such as stars, planets, moons and galaxies. It is one of the most ancient and fascinating branch of science. It gave us information about things that we did not know.
What is astromy?
The branch of science that deals with celestial objects, space, and the physical universe as a whole.
Who wrote an encyclopedia on natural history that discussed meteorology geography botany zoology and astonomy?
Pliny the elder!
How is trignometry used in astonomy?
Two separate photos or observations of a planet or star may show the apparent position to change in relation to the background stars. This is called parallax. Astronomers translate this into an angular measure with the observer being the vertex of the angle. Then with trig you can calculate the distance to the object.
