astronomers
astronomers — noun
- astronomerssingular
- astronomersesplural
1. a scientist who studies stars, planets, moons, and other objects beyond the Eart
a scientist who studies stars, planets, moons, and other objects beyond the Earth's atmosphere
Dr. Aisha Patel and astronomers used a telescope in Chile and found a new planet.
astronomers + used + telescope to find [celestial object]
Young astronomers from around the world meet every year to share their discoveries.
young astronomers from around the world — adjective + astronomers + prepositional phrase
An international team of astronomers announced that they had found water on a distant moon.
Among astronomers, David Kim studies a black hole at the center of a galaxy.
- astrophysicist
focuses specifically on the physics of stars, planets, and space phenomena — a narrower specialty within astronomy
- space scientist
broader term that can include engineers and planetary geologists, not limited to telescope observation
- cosmologist
studies the origin and large-scale structure of the universe as a whole, a sub-field of astronomy
文法句型
astronomer + verb (discovers/studies/observes)
team/group of + astronomers
用法筆記
Often appears in news reports and academic articles as part of a team, group, or international collaboration. Common verbs paired with this noun include announce, discover, observe, and study.