What is the meaning astronomical hazard?

Answer 1

Well what a truly fantastic question. An astronomic hazard is when somebody does such a big poo that it doesnt flush. Or when somebody puts bleech in the lue and you poo and get splashed it is called an acid splashback

Answer 2

There really aren't any specific hazards of participating in "astronomy activities" that are any different from just generally being out at night wandering around. For example, you could trip in the dark and fall into a ditch.

I suppose if you were in a very large observatory you might have some more industrial type hazards, like falling from a high catwalk or being crushed by the heavy machinery that moves the telescope.

Answer 3

Astronomical hazards are threats to Earth and its inhabitants that originate from space, such as asteroids, comets, solar flares, and supernovae. These hazards have the potential to impact our planet and cause significant damage if they were to collide with Earth or affect our environment. Scientists study these hazards to better understand and mitigate the risks they pose.

Answer 4

what about the astronomical hazard? how to minimize the disastrous effect of these hazard?

Answer 5

Hazards happening in outer space