Anglais example sentences with "telescopes"

The view of Mars through earthly telescopes suggested that all was serene.
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So late as 1610, Galileo, a Florentine, discovered and introduced the use of telescopes, and by applying them to observe the motions and appearances of the heavenly bodies, afforded additional means for ascertaining the true structure of the universe.
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Before astronomers had telescopes, they could only use quadrants to map objects in the sky.
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For centuries, astronomers believed that the Milky Way made up the entire universe. Hubble was among the first to show that the fuzzy patches in the sky seen through telescopes were other galaxies, not distant parts of the Milky Way.
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William's hobby was astronomy and he devoted most of his free time to making more and more powerful telescopes with which to look deeper into space.
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William's reputation as a telescope maker grew to such an extent that he quit his job as a musician and devoted all of his time to the making of telescopes and to astronomy.
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Caroline began to help her brother in the manufacture of telescopes and to share his passion for astronomy.
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He even learned to make his own telescopes to study the sky.
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The telescope Clyde built in 1925 was only the first of more than thirty telescopes he was to build over his lifetime.
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Telescopes have a primary and a secondary mirror.
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The distant worlds observed by Hubble and other telescopes are just the tip of the iceberg, according to a Hubble survey of the center of our Milky Way. The study revealed that our galaxy should be brimming with 100 billion planets, at least one planet for every star.
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The Webb telescope will use infrared light to examine in detail the extrasolar planetary systems found by TESS and other telescopes.
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Since Comet Siding Spring's discovery, astronomers have observed it with many telescopes, including the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Scientists are sending out spacecraft and pointing telescopes to learn more about the solar system.
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In their heydays, the Mount Wilson 60-inch and 100-inch telescopes were the most powerful instruments of their kind.
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The new technology in these super telescopes will produce images 10 times sharper than those from the Hubble, even though they are ground-based.
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Telescopes are getting bigger and more advanced.
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Telescopes have taken us beyond our galaxy to see things that we have never imagined.
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Telescopes allow us to explore the edge of space.
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Modern telescopes have exploded our understanding of the cosmos.
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Modern telescopes have allowed us to witness countless supernovas.
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All you need are your eyes; no binoculars or telescopes required.
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They say the moons are barely 5 kilometers in diameter and have only been discovered now because of advances in technology that include better telescopes and computing power.

Sheppard says there are likely more moons to be found around Saturn that are even smaller than the latest discoveries, but says astronomers will need larger telescopes to find them.

Operating above Earth, free from the blurring and filtering effects of our planet’s atmosphere, Hubble can resolve astronomical objects ten to twenty times better than typically possible with large ground-based telescopes.

Hubble, like all telescopes, is a time machine that astronomers can use to see into the past.

Although others had floated the idea of orbital telescopes, Spitzer’s 1946 paper entitled “Astronomical advantages of an extra-terrestrial observatory” described in detail the scientific advantages of placing a telescope in space.

In 1998, astronomers measured how fast the universe is expanding by using ground-based telescopes to study relatively nearby exploding stars, called supernovae.

Humans have long extended their visual capabilities with instruments—such as telescopes—to enable them to see across distances that their own eyes could never possibly see.

Over time, science and technology developments have enabled us to create more-sensitive observing tools that far exceed the capabilities of relatively simple telescopes, providing the ability to see things we had never even dreamed of previously.

X-ray telescopes show humans the wonders of the cosmos.

Throughout history people have studied the heavens, first with simple visual observation and then with the aid of optical instruments such as telescopes and binoculars.

We have the largest telescopes in the world here.

Telescopes give us a chance to see what the galactic center looks like in different types of light.

To chart a safe course, NASA has been using the world's best telescopes to study the region of space where Lucy will travel.

Once LCRD receives information and encodes it, the payload sends the data to ground stations on Earth that are each equipped with telescopes to receive the light and modems to translate the encoded light back into digital data.

We use telescopes to see far-away objects.

The observatory also possesses multiple smaller telescopes and ancillary equipment.

Telescopes are not yet powerful enough to see planets orbiting distant stars, so astronomers must infer their presence.

The old corpuscular theory of light, which now seems so childishly incomplete to us, was adequate, none the less, for satisfactorily explaining the phenomena of reflection and refraction, and the finest telescopes have been built with its help.

For the next few weeks, millions of stargazers around the world may get a rare treat: seeing two comets in the night sky without using telescopes or binoculars.

Tom has telescopes.

Contemporaneously with this era, and following on through the seventeenth century, came the measurements of the earth by French geodesists, the construction of greater and greater telescopes and the wonderful discoveries with them.

The U.S. space agency NASA has been probing the solar system with an increasingly sophisticated contingent of orbiting telescopes, satellites, and spacecraft throughout its 50 year history.

NASA's Spitzer and Hubble space telescopes have probed the atmosphere of a brown dwarf, creating the most detailed 'weather map' yet for this class of cool, star-like orbs.

Using telescopes located in New Zealand and Tasmania, the research team took advantage of an astronomical phenomenon that’s known as gravitational microlensing.

Although ground-based telescopes are getting better all the time, Livio says there are still advantages to putting a telescope in space, out beyond the distorting and filtering effects of Earth's atmosphere.

I'm going to buy a book about telescopes.

I'm buying a book about telescopes.

Telescopes allow us to see far beyond our world.

Space telescopes help scientists observe distant galaxies and stars.