Those prices would have been astronomical even if the rocks had, in fact, been astronomical.
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Next month brings the astronomical event to beat all astronomical events: a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse.
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In addition, he said, OneWeb has been in dialog with both the Royal Astronomical Society in London and the American Astronomical Society.
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The International Astronomical Union, based in Paris, decided in 1976 to define the astronomical unit of time as one day of 86,400 seconds.
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"Satellite constellations can pose a significant or debilitating threat to important existing and future astronomical infrastructures," the International Astronomical Union said in a statement last June.
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As a result, OneWeb has been working with the American Astronomical Society and the Royal Astronomical Society to come up with strategies to mitigate the company's impact.
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The two twirling stars orbit the third star at a distance of 300 astronomical units (1 astronomical unit is equal to the distance between the Earth and the sun).
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"If we can't build something capable of delivering astronomical levels of energy, perhaps we could instead steal the energy from an astronomical object," Kipping told Motherboard in an email.
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The discovery was announced this week at the American Astronomical Society meeting in Hawai'i, and is described in a recent study in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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Neptune is 30 astronomical units away, or 2.8 billion miles, and Pluto, currently on the outward leg of its orbit, is 34.5 astronomical units, or 3.2 billion miles from the sun.
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"The astronomical community is honored to have the opportunity to conduct astronomical research on Haleakala on the Island of Maui in Hawai'i," according to a release by the National Science Foundation.
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The cruise ship also has a resident astronomer, Howard Parkin, a Royal Astronomical Society Fellow and founding member of the IOM Astronomical Society, who leads on-board lectures and stargazing sessions.
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Adina Feinstein, lead author of a new paper about K23-288Bb in The Astronomical Journal, presented the findings this week in Seattle at the 233rd meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
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Beyoncé now has an astronomical lock on the world's attention.
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There's also reason to be skeptical of these astronomical numbers.
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Tuorla Observatory is the biggest astronomical research institute in Finland.
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Each can therefore be trained on a different astronomical target.
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Do other astronomical objects of sizable mass emit these waves?
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Yes, the Roman Catholic Church has its own astronomical observatory.
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Here's everything you need to know about this astronomical event.
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Most radio astronomical surveys have a single job: Map gas.
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"It's not astronomical, but it's not nothing, either," Mendels said.
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The returns on taxpayer investment now will be astronomical later.
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"Average childcare costs are astronomical," economist Elise Gould told Curbed.
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His observations overturned the existing astronomical beliefs of his time.
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Greater knowledge means prices will not be astronomical, said Hines.
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The growth is astronomical compared to the other frontrunners. Sen.
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An astronomical observatory is among the property's more unique features.
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Our growth has been astronomical, our timing was just good.
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The study has been accepted for publication in Astronomical Journal.
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Solar eclipses were good fodder for early astronomical photos, too.
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The study published this week in the The Astronomical Journal.
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Military expenditures have soared to astronomical levels and keep rising.
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SFO makes an astronomical amount of money off of fees.
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The Hubble observations were published Thursday in the Astronomical Journal.
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VG18 is 120 to 130 astronomical units from the sun.
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The eclipse isn't the only current astronomical exhibition, of course.
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Instagram's astronomical growth has put it in a weird position.
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Like fossils, astronomical objects are not randomly strewn throughout space.
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By national standards, rents and home prices there are astronomical.
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The designs are believed to have had ritual astronomical functions.
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Star Wars is a franchise that has an astronomical reach.
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So what does that mean in a larger, astronomical context?
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It took the team three years to develop the new AI, and required building a huge database on the world's fastest astronomical supercomputers: ATERUI and ATERUI II at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan.
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The American Astronomical Society issued a statement soon afterwards cautioning that mass launch of commercial satellites could adversely affect astronomical research, and astronomers quickly started to spot Starlink satellites leaving bright streaks across their readings.
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The odds of winning a million-dollar lottery are already astronomical.
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An astronomical metal is any element other than hydrogen or helium.
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These risks, Sandberg argues, could conceivably harm biospheres at astronomical distances.
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Neural networks need not limit themselves to new astronomical observations, though.
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Ahead, your guide to the best astronomical events happening next year.
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The designers of the project are aware of the astronomical sums.
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Think of tonight's views as your version of astronomical pre-gaming.
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It's perhaps one of the biggest astronomical events of the decade.
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The "dog days of summer" actually refers to an astronomical event.
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And the cost of launching such a constellation would be astronomical.
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I didn't think that was astronomical sizing but people went, 'Uh!
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The level of economic activity that the war produced was astronomical.
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The findings have been submitted for publication to the Astronomical Journal.
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Handwritten notes on the sleeve covering the astronomical plate in question.
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December is set to be a blockbuster month of astronomical events.
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So, we can trust them to stick to the astronomical schedule.
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The costs of this yo-yoing voter participation has been astronomical.
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The recruiting and retraining expense for the call center was astronomical.
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This "tug" is known in astronomical circles as the Great Attractor.
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"The numbers are astronomical," he said at a rally this month.
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The universe is about to give you an exciting astronomical year.
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But back then, the budget for a music video was astronomical.
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Astronomical images have a way of putting terrestrial concerns in perspective.
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The Vatican was at the forefront of astronomical research for centuries.
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To the unitary, mythic Moon had been added an astronomical counterpart.
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There was no guarantee that they corresponded to real astronomical objects.
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Astronomers already warned the bright satellites could majorly jeopardize astronomical research.
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The social cost of regulatory abuse in drug markets is astronomical.
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They also can powerfully illustrate the vast scale of astronomical time.
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So leap days re-align our calendars with the astronomical seasons.
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As the name suggests, the Celestia's complications have an astronomical focus.
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It is Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, not Science.
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And that's an important point from an astronomical point of view.
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And so, the astronomical union demoted Pluto to dwarf planet status.
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Some pay out of pocket, but the costs can be astronomical.
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The Super Blue Blood Moon: Pictures From an Astronomical Hat Trick.
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It had costs astronomical, ugliness comical, and design by Mr. Magoo.
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"The astronomical hunt for Planet Nine is on," Batygin told me.
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They rack up astronomical electricity bills that most labs can't afford.
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So you know, the likelihood of [you getting colon cancer] is astronomical.
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I mean, there are reasons why an astronomical body might decelerate, sure.
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The study also reveals a range of gender disparities across astronomical specialities.
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A Google Hangout hosted by the Royal Astronomical Society with Leigh Fletcher.
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In doing astronomical computations, the Earth is assumed to be an ellipsoid.
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The deep ocean has other sources of light than astronomical bodies, though.
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It saves ink and digital space—a likely astronomical gain over time.
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On-demand's growth, however, is astronomical, with spending up 129% since 2017.
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The researchers' findings have been accepted for publication in The Astronomical Journal.
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And Juliet's not-quite-astronomical rise has not been entirely smooth sailing.
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So the atomic clocks fall out of sync with the astronomical ones.
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But there is one astronomical object that always shines through: the moon.
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But its margins are razor thin because its operational costs are astronomical.
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The International Astronomical Union has officially recognized RR245 as a dwarf planet.
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But what the Astronomical Union wrote in its paper isn't a law.
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Telescope used in astronomical research by students of the University of Amsterdam.
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The number of people who want to be more involved is astronomical.
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SUBTITLE: Eclipse chasers travel the world to see these rare astronomical events.
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Hollywood studios could do this kind of work, but at astronomical cost.
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Co-working has permeated cities around the world at an astronomical rate.
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However the Senegalese government is building a planetarium and an astronomical observatory.
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In January, Batygin and Brown published their findings in the Astronomical Journal.
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These texts are fragmentary, and for decades their astronomical significance went unnoted.
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The new discovery was announced at an astronomical meeting in San Diego.
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Outside of the athletes, compensation levels across major campus sports are astronomical.
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"Our fundraising numbers were astronomical over the last five months," she said.
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And stronger companies had price-to-earnings ratios that were likewise astronomical.
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The costs of the scandal were already astronomical before the technical problems.
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Astronomical growth in turnout from the folks whose doors we knocked on.
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For years, I had suffered through cold winters and astronomical utility bills.
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A study including her findings was published Thursday in The Astronomical Journal.
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They are especially damaging if water is already at high astronomical tide.
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These nine lots fall into three price groups: affordable, aspirational and astronomical.
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"The cost of child care alone was astronomical," Ms. Medina, 37, said.
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"Even bright modest astronomical telescopes will still pick them up," Langbroek says.
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And the costs of a new nuclear arms race could be astronomical.
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The coming year will be full of astronomical spectacles and technological firsts.
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It was a party after a meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
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The discovery of the dwarf planet was announced Tuesday by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center, and will be described in a forthcoming paper in The Astronomical Journal, led by Carnegie Institution for Science astronomer Scott Sheppard.
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Here's what we know about this undiscovered, maybe-planet: According to the researchers' work, which has been published in the Astronomical Journal, this so-called "Planet 10" would be located at about 55 astronomical units (AU), if it's real.
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The last time someone beat the astronomical odds against winning Powerball was Aug.
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A laser guide star is an artificial star image used for astronomical imaging.
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"The cost of turnover and hiring and training people is astronomical," Gersch said.
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The discovery was announced today at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
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We'll have to see how well those technologies justify the unsurprisingly astronomical pricing.
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For context: $696 billion was 3.4% of GDP last year — an astronomical amount.
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The haloes are quasi-astronomical phenomena, a haze of gold around their heads.
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The work will be published in The Astronomical Journal, according to the statement.
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The findings were announced Tuesday by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center.
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"Supermoon" is not an official astronomical term, but it is a popular one.
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But the licensing, the toys, the pajamas, they've produced astronomical numbers in sales.
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Even after adjusting for inflation, the growth of student loan debt is astronomical.
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Supervisor Katy Tang called the negative environmental impact of single-use plastics astronomical.
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A meteor shower captured above Xinglong Station of National Astronomical Observatories of China.
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Upon checkout the cashier alerted me that my astronomical total would be $51.86.
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Sarah Brightman is making an astronomical landing with her fifteenth studio album Hymn.
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The find brings scientists closer to solving a 30 year old astronomical mystery.
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The Full Pink Moon isn't the only astronomical event worth watching this month.
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Certainly that's the fear attending some of Blizzard's astronomical ambitions for Overwatch esports.
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"Economic damages of unchecked climate change will be astronomical," MIT Technology Review notes.
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"The average session length is an astronomical 11 mins per session," Decker says.
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"I came across astronomical changes," he wrote in a letter to another exile.
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The business, still privately-owned, has raised an astronomical sum of venture capital.
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And it's not like these sites are making me astronomical sums of money.
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The results will be presented at the Canadian Astronomical Society meeting this week.
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His work on the Apollo 12 landing was an astronomical tour de force.
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The harvest moon, unlike some of the other moons, has an astronomical meaning.
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"Those areas can have astronomical gains, but they require a lot of work."
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Other countries typically cap the size of fines to guard against astronomical sanctions.
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Q&A Scientists still define astronomical time in years, with some recent refinements.
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The costs, which can include years of therapy for developmental delays, are astronomical.
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The astronomers have submitted a paper describing the discovery to The Astronomical Journal.
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But the global economic impact of the pandemic is going to be astronomical.
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And these bills can be astronomical – ranging from $2900,220006 to $2202,2628 and up.
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While most years are quiet, one catastrophic event can result in astronomical claims.
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He conceived of the segmented telescope, opening a new chapter in astronomical discovery.
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Late on Wednesday the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center, in Cambridge, Mass.
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The problem for Hillary Clinton is that she, too, has astronomical negatives. 21.
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He had no idea his life was about to make an astronomical change.
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McDonald's is a certified vendor by both NASA and the American Astronomical Society.
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Read the full article in the Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage [PDF].
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When he used astronomical software, Olson saw that the moon rose early that day.
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But when it comes to stunning astronomical vistas, Earth's South side can't be beat.
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The infrared-wavelength astronomical space telescope can detect darker objects that are farther away.
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And astronomical searches for dark matter haven't returned any hard evidence of its identity.
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The numbers for the return of ABC's classic sitcom on Tuesday night are astronomical.
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" Oracle is suing for upwards of $9 billion, a number that Google calls "astronomical.
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One astronomical unit is equal to the distance between the Earth and the sun.
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In startup parlance, this difference is called "burn rate," and for MoviePass, it's astronomical.
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No fundamental particle has been discovered there, nor any new class of astronomical object.
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Nevertheless, the humans' mathematical approach and process has been published in The Astronomical Journal.
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This isn't the first time scientists have looked at ancient texts for astronomical events.
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Though, can you really compare man-made sparks in the sky with astronomical ones?
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"The fact is, the interest rates on credit cards are astronomical," O'Leary previously said.
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The group's findings have been published in the December issue of The Astronomical Journal.
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The discovery was announced on Monday by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center.
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If confirmed, this is undeniably one of the biggest astronomical discoveries of the century.
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But that's a hard job to do when humans kill sharks in astronomical numbers.
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Its discovery was announced on Monday by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center.
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It's only 160,000 light years away, which by astronomical standards is not rather far.
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Wu Xiangping, director-general of the Chinese Astronomical Society, was bullish about its capabilities.
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Taiwan foreign minister David Lee told reporters only that an "astronomical figure" was discussed.
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Law firm Kirkland & Ellis billed that astronomical amount in the Toys R Us bankruptcy.
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We have a trade deficit with Mexico that is astronomical, much bigger than that.
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The results will be published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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Remember, astronomical salaries for judges are mainly what ended the show's run on FOX.
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Three decades of checking privilege directly correlate with an astronomical rise in income inequality.
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Even people who have health insurance have additional financial burdens that can be astronomical.
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Why are sales of lottery tickets through the roof when the payoff is astronomical?
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One, published in The Astronomical Journal, looked at a bizarre exoplanet called HD 20782.
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KIC 8462852 has quickly become one of the biggest astronomical mysteries of the decade.
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Performance tuners could push its 6-cylinder engine to astronomical horsepower numbers, said Huffman.
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Either way, that's an astronomical amount of money to spend on an Oscars campaign.
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The findings were described in a study published last month in The Astronomical Journal.
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Already, though, Texas lawmakers are warning that the federal cost will be astronomical. Rep.
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Improvements in astronomical observation technology have moved us from retail to wholesale planet discovery.
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In 2012, he founded Gangstas Making Astronomical Community Changes, or G-MACC, in Brooklyn.
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The cost of presenting so many inestimable paintings outside Russia is undisclosed but astronomical.
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From a longer-term perspective, analyst Boris Schlossberg says Netflix's growth potential is astronomical.
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We continue to monitor feeds from astronomical agencies for official confirmation of a meteor.
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"It would be the most exciting astronomical discovery in our lifetime," Gerdes told NPR.
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While this sounds great, deaths from the flu never ascend to such astronomical heights.
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The only difference between them is that one came with astronomical, perhaps insurmountable expectations.
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Nearly a month later, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) confirmed the object's interstellar origins.
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Those astronomical deals put Netflix's $18.6 billion content spend in a slightly different light.
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There is no astronomical or other natural reason for such a unit of time.
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In another positive development, inflation is retreating from the astronomical levels it had reached.
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The odds of one of my computers making a prime number discovery are astronomical.
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Astronomy experts have voiced concerns that the fleet of satellites could damage astronomical research.
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The discovery was published recently in the Research Notes of the American Astronomical Society.
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Preschool: Monthly (astronomical) preschool payments for our daughter are a fixed, non-negotiable fee.
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"This is the most awesome astronomical event there is, period," one chaser told us.
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It has been named 2I/Borisov by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center.
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That eventually prompted the International Astronomical Union to reclassify Pluto as a dwarf planet.
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Humans, however, have always had a mania for investing blunt astronomical facts with imagination.
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The discovery was announced this week by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center.
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Their study was published Wednesday in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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"Differentials for physical beans in Europe are astronomical at the moment," said one dealer.
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Eventually she oversaw the hiring of dozens of women who performed the astronomical calculations.
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Policymakers have an opportunity to be "pro-science" while shielding taxpayers from astronomical expenses.
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But can you rehearse the astronomical observations and calculations that led to that conclusion?
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Astronomical images share these properties, and you can mathematically encode these properties, Fish said.
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The potential divestitures in the current health insurance mergers will be astronomical in comparison.
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Reddit user "bolah" created an interesting table that makes the astronomical transfer fees comparable.
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That squares with what Rick Fienberg of the American Astronomical Society predicted last week.
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The Huffington Post, in contrast, gives Clinton an astronomical 98 percent chance of winning.
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By definition, NEOs are any body within 1.3 astronomical units of the Sun, where 1 astronomical unit is approximately 93 million miles, the distance between Earth and the Sun, including comets with orbits around the Sun that take less than 200 years.
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The researchers' findings have been published in the February 2017 edition of The Astronomical Journal.
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The 48-inch Samuel Oschin Telescope is a 60-year old veteran of astronomical missions.
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I'm also responsible for our renewal retention rate, which is currently at an astronomical 98%.
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Most pages are adorned with illustrations of diagrams, including plants, nude figures, and astronomical symbols.
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But despite that, the larger astronomical community seems to agree that Trimble's contributions were valuable.
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The scientists detailed their findings in a study submitted June 22 to The Astronomical Journal.
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As a note, these files are often stored in the common astronomical data file format .
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The researchers took care to account for astronomical things that might have biased their measurements.
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The fact that they also produce spectacular visuals is just icing on the astronomical cake.
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Adult females depend on astronomical navigation when returning to their natal beaches to lay eggs.
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Now, my caseload is maybe 30 percent Muslim, which is astronomical relative to other practices.
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It's a remarkable first in the study of what has been a tremendous astronomical puzzle.
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"Hurricane Katrina was a larger storm that caused an astronomical amount of damage," DeHaan said.
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Dr. Ossendrijver said he did not know the astronomical or astrological motivation for these calculations.
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The system is considered a million times better as a timekeeper than astronomical-based clocks.
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For the first time since June 1967, two astronomical phenomena occurred at the same time.
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Save the Karoo, an advocacy group, isn't swayed by the prospect of groundbreaking astronomical discoveries.
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It's ludicrous that big pharmaceutical companies charge such astronomical prices for drugs that save lives.
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Avengers: Endgame shattered box office records, starting with its astronomical $1.2 billion opening weekend worldwide.
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Now those reserved units are up for sale on eBay and the markup is astronomical.
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The International Astronomical Union's (IAU) Minor Planet Electronic Circulars announced both moons earlier this month.
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New York, San Francisco and Washington D.C. are often spotlighted for their astronomical housing prices.
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I thought to hire a trainer, but the astronomical prices were a quick, easy deterrent.
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In short, the Astronomical Unit (AU) is the distance from the Earth to the Sun.
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Celestial eye candyFor you sky watchers out there, 2019 will feature some interesting astronomical phenomena.
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Still, Braun cautions against investors eager to make immediate astronomical returns by betting on Mars.
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For one thing, other astronomical objects that produce extreme flares self-destruct in the process.
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Check. Strong radio signal at a frequency that is unusual for a natural astronomical source?
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Those unavoidable costs would still fall on taxpayers and balloon to astronomical levels over time.
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I was a good phone partner, because I could afford the astronomical collect-call charges.
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Instead, her doctor told Solon that she woke an "astronomical number of times," she said.
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The announcement was made during the 233rd meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Seattle.
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The International Astronomical Union originally classified Pluto as the ninth planet that orbits the sun.
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Viewing of the night sky with Bob Carruthers and the New Haven Astronomical Society. Aug.
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These findings were published Wednesday in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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As a devout Sanders supporter, no part of me is holding out for the astronomical.
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"Taylor Swift is such a high profile person that damages could be astronomical," Wallin said.
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The music industry, after all, really did jack up those CD prices to astronomical levels.
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Over time, these astronomical costs begin to resemble the costs of the Green New Deal.
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The number of happy marriages that were ruined by unwarranted snack-salting is likely astronomical.
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Our homicide rates are still astronomical (with the majority of victims being poor and black).
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The study was published this week in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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Lovers of stars and sky, the Fulhams usually travel only for astronomical events like eclipses.
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"The numbers on some of these diseases have gone to astronomical levels," Dr. Petersen added.
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Either way, you can mark your calendar with these upcoming astronomical events: June 10, 133.
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The sums mentioned are astronomical, and the Prime Minister-designate is aware of this issue.
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The findings were published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society on Friday.
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But archaeologists say they believe some of the etchings played a role in astronomical rituals.
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The precise time of the astronomical start of spring is Wednesday at 5:58 p.m.
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Earth has picked up a tiny asteroid hitchhiker, according to astronomical observations made this month.
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He notes that, even with a coating, the satellites may still interfere with astronomical instruments.
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The announcement was made on Tuesday at the 235th American Astronomical Society meeting in Honolulu.
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Working on Spitzer, I've been able to illustrate so many different kinds of astronomical objects.
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The autumnal equinox, which marks the astronomical start of fall, arrives at 4:02 p.m.
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Consider these astronomical gains as the company is set to report quarterly earnings next week.
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Avengers: Endgame shattered box office records, starting with its astronomical $1.2 billion opening weekend worldwide.
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The planet is described in a paper that will be published in The Astronomical Journal.
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Others, unable to afford the astronomical real estate prices, resort to living with untenable commutes.
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Now, however, the International Astronomical Union, an organization of stargazers, is coming to the rescue.
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Dr. Mamajek said he had found 30 versions of the star Fomalhaut in astronomical literature.
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The chances of stars or planets actually colliding are the inverse of astronomical, astronomers say.
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To put that astronomical figure in perspective, Endgame had the biggest worldwide opening in history.
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Coleman also suggests making kind of a list of cool astronomical features to look for.
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While ALMA has captured such images before, these high-resolution shots capture systems that are just a few astronomical units, and some as large as 100 (an astronomical unit is about the distance from the Earth to the sun) — meaning they are quite young.
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If it turns out that the signal is indeed from aliens, the discovery can be made public via the Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams (a news service run by the International Astronomical Union) and the discoverer should inform the Secretary General of the United Nations.
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The researchers presented their findings at the American Astronomical Society meeting in Denver on June 7.
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Despite the astronomical odds against winning either game, at some point there will be jackpot winners.
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It is highly likely that additional study will reveal other fossil remnants of ancient astronomical collisions.
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It's astronomical, compared to the 1.6% of the overall U.S. population who report a suicide attempt.
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But the next most common answer was the astronomical phenomenon that bears his name: Hawking radiation.
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Photographs taken at the 2009 American Astronomical Society conference where Neil deGrasse Tyson met Katelyn Allers.
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Has Stranger Things, Netflix's supernatural hit of the summer, triggered a string of bizarre astronomical findings?
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The astronomical event was also live streamed, and about 61 million people viewed the eclipse electronically.
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"We could build a system that's bulletproof but the costs would be astronomical," Cowen told me.
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But this is the first time she'll be performing it during this highly anticipated astronomical event.
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Image: NASAThe International Astronomical Union has named 17 minor planets as part of its NameExoWorlds contest.
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Di Stefano presented her fascinating idea at the 227th meeting of the American Astronomical Society today.
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The details of the discovery of this triple sun planet were published in the Astronomical Journal.
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At the least, though, he has shown how astronomical events can have unexpected consequences on Earth.
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At least some of northern Chile's saywas had the "astronomical function" of prefiguring the sun's appearance.
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They describe their findings in a new paper in the Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage.
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One thing that has remained consistent across states, Gould says, is the astronomical cost of childcare.
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The astronomical community responded to these discoveries—based on just a few data points—with caution.
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Pay for CEOs has increased at an astronomical rate compared to that of the average worker.
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Despite the close confines, the exoplanets feature relatively cool surface temperatures—at least by astronomical standards.
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I'm only five years older than him, but this key difference between our generations feels astronomical.
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Infinity War is enormous in scope and spirit, with the budget to match its astronomical ambitions.
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It slows economic growth, hampers innovation, stymies job growth and pushes compliance costs to astronomical levels.
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And when you consider that, the Varjo VR-1's price tag feels slightly less astronomical.
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There are so many women driving astronomical research, yet it's still considered a male-dominated field.
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On one hand, Hong Kong's housing astronomical costs area a simple case of supply and demand.
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Today, the cost is $60 a bag — an astronomical price jump even after adjusting for inflation.
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Dwayne Johnson got in on the fun, too, with an unconventional take on the astronomical event.
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It's easy to buy online, she said, resulting in astronomical sales and skyrocketing use among youth.
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Despite its astronomical price spike, Bresch insisted that Mylan makes very little profit off of EpiPens.
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The research has been submitted to theMonthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Societyand is available onarXiv.
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Regardless of its author, the astronomical text circulated in handwritten, manuscript form during the Middle Ages.
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The third festival, in August, had an astronomical theme, focusing on the annual Perseid meteor shower.
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The discovery was announced Monday at the 233rd meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Seattle.
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The ordinary $2503 price has been reduced to an astronomical (see what we did there?) $59.99.
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Rather, as the company's revenue grows, so do its losses — and its astronomical future lease commitments.
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But with such astronomical costs of disasters, we need to ask, who pays for it all?
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Today, El Salvador's astronomical homicide rate is 11 times higher than that of the United States.
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The International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center announced the discovery Monday, calling the object 2018 VG18.
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The suit alleged that Robinson spent an "astronomical amounts of time" watching Netflix while at work.
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That's in the astronomical sense of the word, though presumably the showbiz definition applies as well.
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December 21 also marks the first day of astronomical winter -- although meteorological winter began December 1.
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Compared to other frontrunners, Warren's 21.1 percentage point growth on average in Insider's polls is astronomical.
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High net-worth individuals have seen "astronomical returns" on portfolios overseen by wealth managers, Wilson said.
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This follows from the inevitable mass exchanges that take place over astronomical timescales between neighboring bodies.
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Why would anyone undertake such a long, arduous journey for a few minutes of astronomical ecstasy?
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Now, scientists are looking to the Russian Arctic as a potential location for new astronomical observatories.
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The finding was also presented at the 233rd meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Seattle.
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Like any astronomical event, the Perseids are best enjoyed under clear skies, far from city lights.
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It was a busy year for space, full of launches, goodbyes, astronomical events and surprising discoveries.
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Prague's famed Astronomical Clock, the Orloj, in the city's Old Town, has been stopped for repairs.
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Bloomingdale's recruited him in the mid-1970s, paying him $500 per sketch, astronomical for its time.
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The details of the planet's odd orbit have been submitted for publication in The Astronomical Journal.
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They scoured the astronomical archives of Harvard, discovering a picture of the same star in 1923.
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What our life insurance would coverThe value of our life insurance isn&apost an astronomical sum.
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The cost, risk, and coordination it takes to send and support someone in space are astronomical.
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In 2006, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) downgraded Pluto from a planet to a dwarf planet.
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The finding was announced Tuesday at the 235th meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Honolulu.
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Given the astronomical state of American student debt, my legislation gets rid of that unnecessary penalty.
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But some of the themes and ideas that drive the plot are based on astronomical misconceptions.
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But the 203rd decade is, in astronomical terms, no different than the decade before or after.
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He also spoke at a news conference sponsored by the American Astronomical Society in Grapevine, Tex.
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Not every listener is prepared to embrace ninety minutes of geological, ornithological, and astronomical tone-painting.
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And just like astronomical stars that gather in galaxies, celebrities tend to cluster in certain places.
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Charging an astronomical fee of $250 per hour for appearances, Thumb saved Barnum from bankruptcy twice.
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Never dip into your investments or savings plans, because the astronomical fees are rarely worth it.
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Atomic hydrogen is the prime constituent in almost all astronomical entities such as stars and galaxies.
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My insurance covers maternity care and childbirth, yet I dread the astronomical copay bill I'll eventually receive.
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The group's findings were published on January 17th in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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The team's work has been accepted for publication in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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"A synestia is an astronomical body that exceeds the rotation limit of a planet," Stewart told Gizmodo.
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A study detailing the planet published Monday in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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He has worked on the discovery of the most distant galaxies and astronomical objects in the Universe.
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Being able to predict astronomical events has historically been one of the great triumphs of exact science.
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Today, cash is more readily available for start-ups than before, giving many of them astronomical valuations.
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Here's some information that will help you discern whether this astronomical event is worth all the hype.
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He presented his results Monday (June 4) here at the 232nd meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
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But Shu, a former president of the American Astronomical Society, actually doesn't care so much about Mars.
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Visitors of the Treptower astronomical observatory in Berlin witness a solar eclipse through a telescope in 1936.
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ASTRONOMICAL downtown rents, power cuts, traffic that gets worse by the week: these are Yangon's growing pains.
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Her master's thesis was, her Cornell supervisor said, worthy of being presented to the American Astronomical Society.
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I am convinced that it's cloudy every time there is supposed to be a neat astronomical event.
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Commercial transactions, taxes, and astronomical events were recorded with an elaborate knotting system collectively known as quipu.
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Thanos' combination of astronomical leaping ability, devastating punches, and formidable beam attack made for interesting combat scenarios.
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It's proof positive that when people in Los Angeles come together, it can be astronomical, the results.
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Wearing protective glasses, residents and tourists watched and took pictures of the astronomical phenomenon for several hours.
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The American Astronomical Society has released a list of manufacturers selling these glasses that meet this standard.
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And after being laid off in the U.S., the cost to have the baby there was astronomical.
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The IERS calls UTC a "compromise " between the measurements given by the atomic clocks and astronomical time.
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There are variations among them, but all include astronomical calendars tracking the movements of heavenly heavenly bodies.
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It's a compelling notion given the astronomical gains for investors in Google or Facebook before their IPOs.
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Their work was published online earlier this month in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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In 1996, she became the first woman since 1928 to receive the Royal Astronomical Society's Gold Medal.
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The object, formally called "218 VG18" but nicknamed "Farout," orbits some 120 Astronomical Units from the sun.
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The Tommy Jeans Xplore collection does have some higher-end prices, but they don't reach astronomical levels.
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Cohen told CNBC's "Closing Bell" that the industry should address "astronomical" costs that go well beyond drugs.
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"Bitcoin on the other hand has outperformed every traditional currency by a near astronomical margin," he added.
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My PhD thesis was on connections between early universe theory and astronomical observation with Professor Paul Steinhardt.
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The astronomical cost means that Murphy and the Dewaeles never see a profit from a Despacio gig.
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" It was, he allowed, "the sole counterweight to the propaganda on which the Soviets expended astronomical sums.
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But Shelton said his hospital costs are becoming astronomical, and expects them to reach at least $100,000.
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Bridenstine reiterated his belief that Pluto is a planet at October's meeting of the International Astronomical Conference.
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He said he'd do so over two years without specifying how he would cover the astronomical costs.
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In short, the data requirements for Facebook or Instagram to listen to user conversations would be astronomical.
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In 1985, Whitney Houston recorded the astronomical, feel-great version everybody knows — a comet wrapped in cheese.
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From design to construction to debugging had cost $20,000—"an astronomical sum in those days," Stibitz wrote.
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It's hard to overstate the impact that this cornucopia of data will have for the astronomical community.
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Indeed, a study conducted by the Royal Astronomical Society debunked that objection almost 15 years ago. Finally.
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If adopted, every citizen, finally, would have health insurance, and America's astronomical medical costs would be arrested.
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It is "the most distant astronomical body ever investigated," marveled Don Lincoln, a senior physicist at FermiLab.
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And nothing quite reduces the eagerness of putting fresh capital to work like an astronomical size loss.
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Of the $945.6 billion NATO countries expended on their militaries, Washington's portion was an astronomical $703.7 billion.
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But following the release of her 2018 album "Sweetener," Grande reached a new, astronomical level of popularity.
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If those astronomical events don't satisfy your sky gazing, there's one more to catch Tuesday, March 28.
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Its astronomical gains though have attracted the attention of global regulators tasked with protecting investors from fraud.
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A colorful and mesmerizing sensory installation brings astronomy to life for the Royal Astronomical Society's 200th anniversary.
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Concerns have largely focused on their astronomical gains in value and the likelihood of painful price crashes.
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"It's still open season for drug companies to set astronomical prices that families can't afford," he added.
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Winning is still valued in college sports — astronomical salaries indicate that it is valued more than ever.
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The aesthetic is minimal but forward-thinking in fabrics that last and at prices that aren't astronomical.
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From an astronomical point of view, the time is the same everywhere in the world right now.
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The discovery was a long time in the making, in human terms as well as astronomical ones.
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But the costs, like that of Kymriah, are expected to be astronomical, alarming medical researchers and economists.
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Eventually, the team settled on five names, which were recently approved by the International Astronomical Union (IAU).
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As it began attracting astronomical daily usage, Facebook siphoned away eyeballs and ad dollars from news sites.
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The observations were included in a study that has been accepted for publication in the Astronomical Journal.
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Within seconds IceCube had alerted an armada of astronomical satellites, including the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope.
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This week, CEO Elon Musk said he was confident it would have "zero" impact on astronomical research.
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"This is the most awesome astronomical event there is, period," said Mike Kentrianakis, a veteran eclipse chaser.
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At the recent American Astronomical Society meeting in Hawaii, Guinan spoke with different astronomers about their theories.
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"If they canceled the meeting, it would be an astronomical amount of money I'd lose," she said.
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Jennifer Lawrence is teaming up with Netflix for an astronomical new movie, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Structural damage has run up such astronomical insurance costs that institutions cannot afford the 2 percent deductibles.
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Last year the two groups agreed to make joint cause to Academy panel and the astronomical community.
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Prices in private sales of artwork are often closely guarded secrets, particularly when they reach astronomical levels.
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The asteroid was officially recognized and indexed by the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center on Tuesday.
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The findings were announced during the 1038th meeting of the American Astronomical Society on Monday in Honolulu.
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The announcement was made this week at the 235th meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Honolulu.
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The findings were presented this week at the 235th meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Honolulu.
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One AU, or astronomical unit, is the distance from Earth to the sun -- about 93 million miles.
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Attempting to skirt the cost could lead to astronomical medical bills if you do have an emergency.
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The vernal (aka spring) equinox, which marks the moment that astronomical spring begins, is 12:15 p.m.
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The International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center announced the object, formally known as 2015 TG387, on Tuesday.
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The music industry saw an astronomical 611 billion song streams in 2018, according to a Nielsen study.
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Money Under 30 generated a list of some of the best financial advisors without the astronomical costs.
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"Vigil" starts with a woman revolving like an astronomical mobile, high above the man who lifts her.
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Inflation is at astronomical rates, and ordinary people are struggling to get basic food and health supplies.
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At that time, the facility was well outside the city; the move vastly improved astronomical observing conditions.
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Now a widening wealth gap and astronomical housing prices are fuelling a backlash against Hong Kong's proprietors.
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Those bills can be astronomical, like $5,000 for an M.R.I. scan or $100,000 for knee replacement surgery.
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While rare, extreme space weather is part of living with a star, an astronomical fact of life.
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Astronomical funds will be required to preserve World Heritage sites, and adequate funds are not yet available.
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The budget, then, for a TSA-style security apparatus for every school in America would be astronomical.
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Drake is guilty of setting his own astronomical expectations, and it's not as though he's not delivering quality.
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Astronomical phenomena like solar eclipses, which are nature's version of Jim Steinman songs when you think about it.
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The problem is that astronomical observations suggest the cosmological constant is far smaller than is predicted by physics.
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The ring alone is 77 astronomical units in radius, almost twice Pluto's average distance from our our sun.
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New research published in the Astronomical Journal shows that SDS-2015 is now entering into its death throes.
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Pulsars now serve as vital astronomical tools for timekeeping, determining distances to map the universe, and measuring gravity.
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But the issue is that UTC has a complicated relationship to the time used in the astronomical ephemeris.
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More specifically, they were looking for binary star systems that could be used to better determine astronomical distances.
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The study results will publish in the November issue of the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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Go to one of the vendors verified by the American Astronomical Society and buy in bulk this year.
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Under this mission, it searches for exoplanets and research opportunities to study young stars and other astronomical objects.
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A large percentage of those struggling to meet the often astronomical costs of tuition are from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Until it was released this week, the film was held in the archives of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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On the horizon, amid the Andean mountaintops, sit two astronomical observatories, testament to the clarity of the air.
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The International Astronomical Union (IAU) is responsible for naming celestial objects that humans discover out in the universe.
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The humans' solar system was scattered with a great many astronomical sensors scanning the universe for cosmological abnormalities.
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The new work was detailed in April in the journal Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific.
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But NASA — buttressed by astronomical federal spending — famously put people on the moon in the summer of 1969.
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Hubble is great, but it's too far from the outer planets, and it's often performing other astronomical duties.
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When it loses that money—and it does every single quarter—it loses it at astronomical burn rates.
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Just one set of gear weighed approximately 75 pounds, so the cost of shipping would have been astronomical.
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Humans first used the Astronomical Unit because we didn't know the distance from the Earth to the Sun.
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The International Astronomical Union has confirmed the discovery of 10 new moons, bringing the grand total to 79.
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The countdown has begun: It's less than a month until the country's biggest astronomical event of the century.
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D. Maley, an expedition coordinator for NASA's Johnson Space Center Astronomical Society who has witnessed 24 total eclipses.
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But what happens is, when you graduate and go into the job market, you have these astronomical payments.
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"[T]he International Astronomical Union Minor Planet Center does not distinguish between small asteroids and meteoroids," Reddy said.
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Those acquisitions represent low head counts, and their astronomical valuations lean against the very idea of monopoly power.
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She said the incident happened during a party after a gathering of the American Astronomical Society in 2009.
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It's an astronomical event known as the Mercury transit, and it occurs about a dozen times a century.
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Higher property taxes can efficiently capture some of the astronomical gains that landowners near successful cities have enjoyed.
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And while it may appear super, the term "supermoon" is not the official term for the astronomical phenomenon.
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Officials said he charged astronomical fees to invest hundreds of millions of dollars from more than 460 victims.
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With the LIGO and Virgo detectors, scientists can better understand what happens when very heavy astronomical bodies collide.
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In July 28500, Quinnipiac University found Grassley's approval rating at an astronomical 6900 percent, with 2628 percent disapproval.
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Like most recent graduates, the London School of Economics alum found rent prices in London to be astronomical.
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It's likely that in a few years we will have a new appreciation of an interesting astronomical phenomenon.
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Corporate leaders do not need to gouge cities and workers for their own stock options and astronomical returns.
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Given the astronomical housing costs in the area, building new apartment buildings should be a highly profitable enterprise.
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The American Astronomical Society points out there are five manufacturers that meet international standards for eclipse eye protection.
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Many workers in these areas enjoy a higher-than-average standard of living despite the astronomical housing costs.
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Vakoch said that although it feels like a long shot, many previous astronomical discoveries also once seemed improbable.
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In the future, the project's most prohibitive barrier will likely be its astronomical cost, ranging in the billions.
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It's John Carpenter's breakout film, a low-budget indie that made an astronomical profit and launched his career.
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Tombaugh saw Pluto's movement by blinking the plates back and forth on a machine that compared astronomical images.
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The drawings end up looking like astronomical charts, and the final product is mostly out of Kallat's hands.
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Chrysanne Stathacos's work, entitled "Five Mirrors of the World" (2018), refers to astronomical diagrams depicted in Tibetan thangkas.
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Critics say the statements were part of a sophisticated effort to acclimate the public to an astronomical price.
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One, called "The Celestial Handbook," comprised 84 framed book pages illustrating galaxies, nebulae, comets and other astronomical formations.
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It is the first solar system object ever spotted at a distance of more than 100 astronomical units.
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Sign up to get synced with our listings of New York City cultural highlights or notable astronomical events.
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"Their money was astronomical," said Corry Bliss, executive director of the Congressional Leadership Fund, a Republican super PAC.
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This week scientists are expected to release images of the silhouette of this elusive and inscrutable astronomical object.
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It happened about 200 years later, when Louis Daguerre made the first astronomical photograph — also of the moon.
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"Because our trips are mostly three-day getaways, our overall expenses never really reach astronomical levels," Pettiford says.
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They presented their research at the annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Honolulu, Hawaii, on Sunday.
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Details about the new exoplanet published this week in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society journal.
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The protesters are against the construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope which would serve as an astronomical observatory.
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Astronomical studies will eventually allow the prediction of such events, while astrological predictions will get you absolutely nowhere.
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Ultimately, stratollites could prove a boon to atmospheric and astronomical research, serving as platforms for long-term observations.
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Though only 120 of the satellites are up and running, they&aposre already wreaking havoc with astronomical research.
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We would have to make astronomical payments every month to make even a small dent in the number.
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NASA keeps track of most of the notable fireballs and bolides (a similar astronomical term) that reach Earth.
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Nothing quite says happy holidays like a loved one making a payment on your astronomical student loan balance.
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But they still have the power to move us in ways that are unlike any other astronomical event.
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On Monday, scientists involved with the TESS project announced the verification at the American Astronomical Society in Honolulu.
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Naspers executives acknowledge that Prosus is unlikely to ever duplicate the astronomical return generated by the Tencent stake.
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Naspers executives acknowledge that Prosus is unlikely to ever duplicate the astronomical return generated by the Tencent stake.
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In response to the initial uproar in May, Musk asserted that the Starlink satellites wouldn't impact astronomical observations.
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Right now, the International Astronomical Union has given C/2019 Q4 a provisional designation as an interstellar comet.
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Barcelona (CNN Business)The price tag for Huawei's foldable 5G-enabled phone, the Mate X, is downright astronomical.
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The Las Vegas Astronomical Society has information on optimum camera settings for capturing great photos of the event.
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He has been aggressive about singling out pharmaceutical companies for "getting away with murder" with their "astronomical" prices.
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It was the longest lunar eclipse of the century, said Rick Fienberg, spokesman for the American Astronomical Society.
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But if he were really serious about it, the damage to the world's very poorest would be astronomical.
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Reiche theorized that the lines symbolized an astronomical calendar, while others believe they hold religious or ritualistic significance.
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Some believe it is an astronomical tool, others think that it portrays a 17th-century BCE lunar eclipse.
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