Definition of radio astronomy in English:

radio astronomy

noun

mass noun

The branch of astronomy concerned with radio emissions from celestial objects.
Example sentencesExamples
- By 1952, despite the pioneering work in radio astronomy in France, it became clear that others were using more powerful instruments and the French could not compete.
- As a next step the astrophysicists want to use the upcoming LOFAR array in the Netherlands and Germany for radio astronomy and cosmic ray research.
- Today some 10 neutron-star-neutron-star binaries have been discovered, and radio astronomy has accumulated a spectacular database of more than 1500 pulsars.
- Allen said that the project was an opportunity to search for intelligent life beyond the solar system while doing conventional radio astronomy.
- These millimeter wave frequencies have been used for radio astronomy, space-based cloud imaging, and various military applications.

Definition of radio astronomy in US English:

radio astronomy

nounˈrādēˌō əˈstränəmēˈreɪdiˌoʊ əˈstrɑnəmi

The branch of astronomy concerned with radio emissions from celestial objects.
Example sentencesExamples
- Today some 10 neutron-star-neutron-star binaries have been discovered, and radio astronomy has accumulated a spectacular database of more than 1500 pulsars.
- These millimeter wave frequencies have been used for radio astronomy, space-based cloud imaging, and various military applications.
- By 1952, despite the pioneering work in radio astronomy in France, it became clear that others were using more powerful instruments and the French could not compete.
- As a next step the astrophysicists want to use the upcoming LOFAR array in the Netherlands and Germany for radio astronomy and cosmic ray research.
- Allen said that the project was an opportunity to search for intelligent life beyond the solar system while doing conventional radio astronomy.

单词	radio astronomy
释义	Definition of radio astronomy in English: radio astronomy noun mass noun The branch of astronomy concerned with radio emissions from celestial objects. Example sentencesExamples By 1952, despite the pioneering work in radio astronomy in France, it became clear that others were using more powerful instruments and the French could not compete. As a next step the astrophysicists want to use the upcoming LOFAR array in the Netherlands and Germany for radio astronomy and cosmic ray research. Today some 10 neutron-star-neutron-star binaries have been discovered, and radio astronomy has accumulated a spectacular database of more than 1500 pulsars. Allen said that the project was an opportunity to search for intelligent life beyond the solar system while doing conventional radio astronomy. These millimeter wave frequencies have been used for radio astronomy, space-based cloud imaging, and various military applications. Definition of radio astronomy in US English: radio astronomy nounˈrādēˌō əˈstränəmēˈreɪdiˌoʊ əˈstrɑnəmi The branch of astronomy concerned with radio emissions from celestial objects. Example sentencesExamples Today some 10 neutron-star-neutron-star binaries have been discovered, and radio astronomy has accumulated a spectacular database of more than 1500 pulsars. These millimeter wave frequencies have been used for radio astronomy, space-based cloud imaging, and various military applications. By 1952, despite the pioneering work in radio astronomy in France, it became clear that others were using more powerful instruments and the French could not compete. As a next step the astrophysicists want to use the upcoming LOFAR array in the Netherlands and Germany for radio astronomy and cosmic ray research. Allen said that the project was an opportunity to search for intelligent life beyond the solar system while doing conventional radio astronomy.
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