astrophysics
இயற்பியல்
definition
noun
Cosmology and astrophysics are branches of physics in which one needs an unusual combination of breadth and depth to excel.
the branch of astronomy concerned with the physical nature of stars and other celestial bodies, and the application of the laws and theories of physics to the interpretation of astronomical observations.
translation of 'astrophysics'
வானியற் பௌதிகம்
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Her work tends to encompass the overlap of mathematics, general relativity, and 'astrophysics' .
He was later promoted to chief observer and professor of 'astrophysics' .
I read up on interstellar objects and 'astrophysics' and studied quasars, pulsars and supernovas, but my main focus was black holes.
Cosmology and 'astrophysics' are branches of physics in which one needs an unusual combination of breadth and depth to excel.
His interests range from 'astrophysics' and quantum mechanics to mathematical puzzles and games.
His interests span a broad range of topics in 'astrophysics' , from cosmology to the emergence of intelligent life.
This discovery represents a new frontier in neutron-star 'astrophysics' .
I predict that particle physics and its links with 'astrophysics' and cosmology will continue to be exciting in the foreseeable future.
Reading about cosmology captured her imagination and, intrigued by questions of how the universe came to be, she narrowed her focus to 'astrophysics' .
He has published about two dozen papers in various astronomy and 'astrophysics' journals.
The picture suggests possible solutions to many outstanding questions in physics and 'astrophysics' .
The South Building, built from 1891 to 1899, was an 'astrophysics' observatory.
I was about twelve years old when my father began bringing home Fred Hoyle's books on 'astrophysics' .
I said that I'd prefer particle physics, but 'astrophysics' was fine too.
A team of astronomers might have solved one of the mysteries of 'astrophysics' with the discovery of a clutch of quasars, hiding behind clouds of dust.
Each of these experiments generated an enormous amount of theoretical interest in the areas of cosmology and 'astrophysics' they touched upon.
Only the professionals could afford the large telescopes and complex support gear required for modern astronomy and 'astrophysics' .
According to my research on 'astrophysics' , the most powerful of the known forces in the universe is nuclear energy, which fuels the stars.
Modern astronomical research proceeds at a rapid pace due to the application of new technologies in astronomy and 'astrophysics' .
In many instances, these three basic physical sciences even overlap, giving rise to joint disciplines such as 'astrophysics' and chemical physics.
For the Hayden Planetarium, the new technology offered the potential to convey contemporary 'astrophysics' as never before.
For 'astrophysicists' , dark matter has proved to be an elusive and mysterious substance.
For more than 30 years, 'astrophysicists' have believed that black holes can swallow nearby matter and release a tremendous amount of energy as a result.
The research solves an 'astrophysical' puzzle that has baffled scientists for over 120 years since the spicules were first discovered.
The study of these energetic particles will broaden our understanding of the formation and evolution of the solar system, as well as of the 'astrophysical' processes involved.
It is only more recently that 'astrophysicists' have come up with a reasonably convincing argument as to why the Universe has this special symmetry.
Although few astronomers agree on the exact mechanism that caused the outburst, many seem inclined to accept the possibility that a new class of 'astrophysical' phenomenon has been discovered.
The 'astrophysical' model of how the Sun works has been at odds with observation for the past couple of years.
In order to find out what this mysterious energy really is, astronomers need to compare 'astrophysical' observations that are at first sight completely unrelated.
Realizing they had taken the same approach to solve different problems, the two teams of authors joined forces to apply it to more complicated 'astrophysical' scenarios.
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