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n. (radio astronomer English)
Usage examples of "radio astronomers".
His doctoral thesis had focused on magnetic forces in galactic jets, and this thing definitely had a jet whose twists and filigrees the radio astronomers were enthusiastically mapping.
Why would God choose to announce it to radio astronomers and not to men and women of the cloth?
There may be countless worlds on which the inhabitants are accomplished linguists or superb poets but indifferent radio astronomers.
Bracewell of Stanford University in California, one of the world's leading radio astronomers, who says that it is likely to contain a computer so advanced as to have some characteristics of a human brain, programmed and equipped to react as would an intelligent being.
We can't just go off shouting `little green men' every time we detect something we don't at first understand, because we're going to look mighty silly - as the Soviet radio astronomers did with CTA-102 - when it turns out to be something else.
It was like when the radio astronomers discovered pulsars, remember?
The radio astronomers thought at first that they were getting signals from outer space.