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astronomerlate 14c., from astronomy (q.v.), replacing French import astronomyen (c. 1300), which, had it survived, probably would have yielded *astronomian. Still in Shakespeare used in places where we would wr [..]
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astronomerperson who studies space and the universe beyond Earth's atmosphere.
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astronomerA scientist who studies the universe and the celestial bodies residing in it, including their composition, history, location, and motion. Many of the scientists at the Space Telescope Science Institut [..]
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astronomera scientist who studies the stars and other bodies in the sky
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astronomerA scientist who studies the universe and the celestial bodies residing in it, including their composition, history, location, and motion. Many of the scientists at the Space Telescope Science Institut [..]
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astronomerastronom
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astronomerAn expert in the study of the Sun, Moon, stars, planets, and other space bodies.
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astronomer(n) a physicist who studies astronomy
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astronomerA scientist who studies the universe and the celestial bodies residing in it, including their composition, history, location, and motion. Many of the scientists at the Space Telescope Science Institute are astronomers. Astronomers from all over the world use the Hubble Space Telescope.
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astronomerA person who studies the stars and their movements
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