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The reason why astronomy is important to the world is because we need to know when the next meteor showers are, how strong they are going to be, and we wouldn't now know that the world is possibly going to end in either 2012, or 2036. OK? :) Go tell your friends, to never under estimate astronomy.
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What are the importantn parts of the Microsoft Windows?
Control panel
What is known as the 'science of the heavens'?
astronomy Thats the answer but it`s astronomy because 'heavens' is outside our world and space and thats why it`s known as astronomy. -Thunderskin8
What achievement china had that influenced the world today?
astronomy
What is the aim of the astronomy?
Astronomy aims to help the world learn more about the Universe and its contents. Astronomy is the study of the Universe and involves a lot of research on the wonders outside of Earth, such as different galaxies and the planets of the solar system. There are many types of Astronomy, too.
How can you explain astronomy?
The study of all outside the world's atmosphere.
Why is astronomy a branch of science?
Science is all about finding out how the world works. Astronomy does that too, ergo, it is a science.
Why must chemistry become the astronomy of the molecular world?
Just as astronomy mapped the solar system and universe, chemistry actually has already become the "astronomy of the molecular world." Scientists used macroscopic manipulation of chemicals in the laboratory to learn about and understand the microscopic world of the atom and molecule in the nineteenth century. This knowledge has and must be expanded as the molecular "world" is mapped and manipulated.
A city in this state is know as the astronomy Capital of the world?
Tucson, Arizona.
In what way is astronomy about you?
A: Astronomy is the study of the cosmos, the universe, the outside world. I believe that there are two types of people: those who chose to learn about their past, and those who chose to learn more about their present. Astronomy helps to learn about our present, past and future, so everybody can find some area of astronomy that interests them.
What has the author Gerald North written?
Gerald North has written: 'Astronomy in depth' -- subject(s): Astronomy 'Mastering Astronomy' 'Astronomy explained' -- subject(s): Astronomy 'Mastering astronomy'
Who studies the planets and stars?
Either Astrophysics or Astrology/Astronomy.
What are the major contributions of medieval meso America to world history?
astronomy, number 0
