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    Gilles Fontaine

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    looking at changes in their light. Gilles Fontaine has won many awards like the BSC Physics award at Laval University in 1969 and the Marie-Victorian Award by the government of Quebec in 1999(Science‚ 2007).he was trained to study the main part of astronomy called astrophysics‚ to explain the characteristics of the universe‚ stars and planets at the university of Rochester in New York. (Fraser‚ Cain.2009) .He is a world expert on looking at aging stars called White Dwarf stars. A white dwarf star is

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    The Unprecedented Impact of the Telescope The telescope has had a significant impact on everything related to astronomy and it has changed the world forever. There have been thousands of discoveries made using numerous types of telescopes‚ and it has enabled us to do things that would have never been possible without it. The telescope has allowed us to see with our own eyes what has always been outside of our world‚ but there is still much more to be discovered. People have always been intrigued

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    Why Is 51 Pegasi Exist?

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    totally believed until these astronomers actually found them. These discoveries help to further general knowledge about the early universe and how we came to be‚ as well as‚ the search for other life. Without seeing the exoplanets‚ the field of astronomy would have been radically

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    Introduction Galileo Galilei is considered to be the most predominant scientists during the 17th century for the astronomical discoveries that he made using a telescope. He utilized the telescope in the year of 1616. Galileo faced numerous challenges and remarkable discoveries which impacted science forever. The telescope was first invented by a Dutch eyeglass maker named Hans Lippershey in 1608‚ but it was Galileo who first commenced the astronomical discoveries by pointing the telescope towards

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    implications of the Hubble telescope are few. NASA might be able to travel to a black hole and observe it from close up. Scientists could make more telescopes just like Hubble. Even more pictures could to taken. The Hubble Telescope will make our future in astronomy better. The Hubble Space Telescope is a magnificent piece

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    Physics

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    processes. BIO- PHYSICS BIO- PHYSICS ECONO-PHYSICS ECONO-PHYSICS GEO-PHYSICS GEO-PHYSICS the physics in the universe‚ including the properties and interactions of celestial bodies in astronomy. the physics in the universe‚ including the properties and interactions of celestial bodies in astronomy. ASTROPHYSICSS ASTROPHYSICSS Relevance of Physics to the world we live in Physics is the one that helps us understand how

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    Brahmagupta

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    Brahmagupta (Sanskrit: ब्रह्मगुप्त;  listen (help·info)) (597–668 AD) was a Indian mathematician and astronomer who wrote many important works on mathematics and astronomy. His best known work is the Brāhmasphuṭasiddhānta (Correctly Established Doctrine of Brahma)‚ written in 628 in Bhinmal. Its 25 chapters contain several unprecedented mathematical results. Brahmagupta was the first to use zero as a number. He gave rules to compute with zero. Brahmagupta used negative numbers and zero for computing

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    Copernicus was a genius who had a great interest in astronomy. It was he who stated that the sin was the hub around which all other planets revolved. In this case Copernicus was a non conformist i.e. he believed in something that was against the religious teachings/implications of the church‚ but his being non conformist was the sole cause of the development of a theory that bought about a great change in the scientific perspective of astronomy. At present a very serious issue has jumped into the

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    Immediately he was recognized for his talents in mathematics and physics. He graduated in the year 1825‚ enrolled himself in University of Vienna to study a higher version of math and astronomy. During that time‚ Doppler gave classes in math and physics to maintain himself. When he graduated from college‚ Doppler became the assistance of a professor‚ where during that time he started to contribute through papers about theories of parallels

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    measures and rules small distances in the everyday household are easy to measure. As distances grow bigger so do the devices and ways in which the distance is to be measured. In math rulers make sense as well as Pythagorean Theorem; so what about astronomy? Astronomers have a totally different format of information of which they are studying. It only makes sense that the astronomers would have a totally different way of which they measure. Two measurements astronomers use are triangulation (also known

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