well to be truthful it was my great grand dad u may not believe but it is true
the astronomer who discovered after his fav pet imaginary pet rock which was named Amanda hugnkiss
Halley's comet is named after the British astronomer Edmond Halley. Halley rhymes with Hal, not hail)
It was Created in 1972 by an astronomer named Ben Dover he was a god at what he did and he created the red rocket.
Johann Bayer was the first astronomer who named the stars assigned to constellations and gave them Greek letters. He began this system in 1603.
It was named for the Dutch astronomer, Jan Oort, though it was first hypothesized by Ernst Opik in 1932. Oort refined and re-introduced the idea in 1950.
Galileo
Plato, a Greek Philosopher who studied in Egypt.
Plato left for Egypt after Socrates' death. There he studied in a span of 13 years under a Heliopolis priest named Sechnuphis.
The question may mean "Was the moon Europa named by Galileo?" The answer to that is NO. Galileo discovered this moon, but it was named by another astronomer, called Simon Marius.
It is known that in the Neolithic period, platonic solids were carved out of stone. The Greeks also studied them quite a bit. Of course, Plato also studied them and they are named after him. So it is not easy to answer the question how were they discovered, but it seems they were stone carvings.
America was named after Amerigo Vespucci. He was not specifically an astronomer, but he was a navigator, and explorer, who used astronomy to find where he was going.
It is the gap in the ring system called the Cassini Division, named after the astronomer Cassini.
They are named after the Greek philosopher Plato.
America was not named after an astronomer. It is believed that America was named after Amerigo Vespucci, who was an explorer, navigator, and cartographer. For more information, please see the Related Link below.
The Greek astronomer, Ptolemy, named the constellation Ara.
Amerigo Vespucci was a navigator who used Astronomy, not strictly an astronomer.
That must be Copernicium.