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There are many, many answers to this question, and I'm quite certain that if this question were asked of 1,000 different people you would receive 1,000 DIFFERENT answers. But personally I'd like astronomy to DEFINITIVELY answer MY one burning question. IS THERE INTELLIGENT LIFE ELSEWHERE IN OUR OWN MILKY WAY GALAXY ??? Now to some this might seem like an odd question, but I"m an amateur astronomer and I"m certain that if intelligent life were proven in our own backyard, then intelligent life would surely abound throughout the universe. Our galaxy is 100,000 light years across and our universe is over 15 billion years old. So if there no other intelligent life out there, man o' man what an ENORMOUS. WASTE of space. Remember, "Keep looking up. :)
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∙ 11y ago#1). How to detect and characterize dark matter and dark energy.
#2). Identify and categorize enough extrasolar planets to construct a
high-confidence generic theory of planet formation.
#3). Why is Prof. Buffington assigning that curvy post-doc to assist him
in so many real-time protocols at the observatory ?
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Why should people care about astronomy?
There is no reason you 'should' care about astronomy, and you can live yourentire life perfectly well without ever even knowing what astronomy is. But ifyou're curious at all, and you ever wonder about anything you see in the skyat night, then astronomy is the way to go, to get answers to your questions.
Why study of constellation important in astronomy?
became is good for us
Why was retrograde motion important in astronomy?
Retrograde motion important in astronomy because it helped to explain that the planets revolved around the Sun. Retrograde motion is the ability of some objects to rotate in a direction that is opposite what is expected.
Why is it important to be astronomer?
because you can learn astronomy and science.... what else would it say... dumb @@@
Why was astronomy so important for the first scientific revolution?
The mapping of the stars, or astronomy, created solid documentation that allowed those who traveled the seas to identify whether they were on the correct path or not.
How important is the astronomy?
It is very important
What is prograding in astronomy?
maths is important in astronomy algibra and trigonometry
Why is he important to civil war?
You left out the single most important element of the question. Questions are not presented here as chat threads. Every question has to have enough information for anyone to attempt an answer.
What is a science question related to astronomy?
Astronomy answers questions about stars and galaxies and the universe, and black holes, quasars, super novas, and so forth.
What to scientist were important to your understanding of astronomy?
isasic neaton
What is important in astronomy?
Objects in space and the means to study them.
What are four major fields of study in earth questions?
Astronomy, Geology, Oceanography, and Meteorology.
What is use of astronomy?
Man has a special gift...curiosity . From early ages, man has been curious about everything around him, the origin of everything around him. Man had questions like what is moon, sun, those twinkling lights in the sky..how is our earth, etc. Astronomy developed as slowly slowly man started answering such questions. Today the use of astronomy is to answer many unanswered questions like where did we all come from, and is it the end?
Why is light an important tool used in astronomy?
Stars are the sources of light. If they did not emit light, there would be no stars and thus no astronomy.
Why should people care about astronomy?
There is no reason you 'should' care about astronomy, and you can live yourentire life perfectly well without ever even knowing what astronomy is. But ifyou're curious at all, and you ever wonder about anything you see in the skyat night, then astronomy is the way to go, to get answers to your questions.
Which group made up important contributions to astronomy?
Babylonians
Who are two scientists important to your understanding of Astronomy?
Galileo and Ptolemy
