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n. (plural of celestial object English)
Usage examples of "celestial objects".
Having remarked that in the annual revolution, the renewal and periodical appearance of terrestrial productions were constantly associated with the rising and setting of certain stars, and to their position as relative to the sun, the fundamental term of all comparison, the mind by a natural operation connected in thought these terrestrial and celestial objects, which were connected in fact.
Vaughn had spent hours plotting various routes through unexplored sectors, attempting to maximize the number of civilizations and interesting celestial objects the crew might encounter, while keeping the ship as far from Dominion space as possible.
Well, people in ancient times were no different, except they thought of celestial objects as gods.
In 1683, Halley, Hooke, and Wren were dining in London when the conversation turned to the motions of celestial objects.
They used architectural features to keep track of Venus and other celestial objects.
The rotation of the planetoid beneath her feet was swift enough to set the stars and other celestial objects in visible motion, rising in an endless, stately progression from beyond that jagged line.