Frank West, Chuck Greene, John Marston, Sofia Lamb, Andrew Ryan and heaps more, so that's just the tip of the spear.
Astronomers historically named stars by assigning them to specific constellations based on their position in the sky. These constellations were often named after mythological figures, animals, or objects. This system helped with navigation and mapping the night sky.
If this is from Florida Focus, and in general terms, Modern astronomers would suggest the Sun is not the exact center of the Solar System, but would agree that the Sun is not revolving around Earth.
Rocks are to geologists as stars are to astronomers.
Names have been assigned to celestial bodies by astronomers and others. That does not mean that every celestial body has been given its own name. The Sun is what we call the body that Earth revolves around. That name is not usually gtiven to any other celestial body.
If they have been observing at night, yes - rather like shift workers. However most astronomers no longer observe directly but use cameras that are much more sensitive than the human eye to obtain their telescope data. This allows telescopes to be automated and the data save so that astronomers can analyse it during the day without having to visit the telescope. These astronomers work normal hours and only a few are needed to man the telescopes (a task which may also be done remotely).
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to name a few, Disneyland, Wonderland and Jurassic park...
they are called astronomers.
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During the rule of the Roman empire, Roman astronomers named the planets after their gods and the names have stuck.
So they can have a common framework in discussions.
To modern astronomers, a constellation is a defined region of the celestial sphere that contains a specific group of stars. Constellations are used as a way to organize the night sky and locate objects for observation and study. They are not physical groupings of stars, but rather arbitrary patterns that help astronomers navigate the sky.
If you meant astronomers then the answers is very simple. Through out history there have been many astronomers. my favorites include Kepler, Hubble, Galileo, Copernicus, Aryabhatta, Ptolemy, Brahe etc.
astronomers!!!!! There are many different fields withing research into space all with specific names and job roles. Some include: Cosmologists Astronomers Plantologists "Space Scientist" Various engineering roles connected with space missions just to name a few :/
There were many famous ancient astronomers, and astronomers from hundreds of years ago (not exactly ancient. but vital to our present understanding of astronomy). They include:HipparchusPtolemyCopernicusGalileoEudoxusThere were also many Egyptian, Mayan, and Chaldean astronomers whose names have been lost over time.
Giovanni Domenico Cassini and Christiaan Huygen
Modern astronomers define a constellation as a specific area of the celestial sphere that is bounded by defined coordinates, encompassing a group of stars that may or may not be physically related. There are 88 officially recognized constellations, each with distinct boundaries, which help astronomers and navigators locate celestial objects. Unlike historical interpretations that often emphasized star patterns, the modern definition focuses on the area itself and its use in mapping the sky.