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uraniscoraphy (n.)
Alt. of Uraniscorrhaphy
uraniscoraphy Sentence Examples
- Uraniscoraphy, the study of the sky by ancient astronomers, has influenced our understanding of the cosmos.
- Babylonian uraniscoraphy recorded celestial events and planetary positions with remarkable precision.
- Egyptian uraniscoraphy included elaborate star charts and astronomical observations etched into stone.
- The uraniscoraphy of the Mayans relied on lunar calendars and a complex system of astrology.
- Uraniscoraphy played a crucial role in early navigation, guiding seafarers across vast oceans.
- The invention of the telescope revolutionized uraniscoraphy, allowing astronomers to observe celestial phenomena with unprecedented accuracy.
- Modern uraniscoraphy utilizes advanced technologies such as satellites and space probes to explore the farthest reaches of the universe.
- Uraniscoraphy has provided invaluable insights into the nature of planets, stars, and galaxies.
- The Hubble Space Telescope has expanded our uraniscoraphy capabilities, capturing stunning images of distant celestial bodies.
- The study of uraniscoraphy continues to inspire and inform our understanding of our place in the immense tapestry of the cosmos.
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Uraniscoraphy, the study of the sky by ancient astronomers, has influenced our understanding of the cosmos.
Babylonian uraniscoraphy recorded celestial events and planetary positions with remarkable precision.
Egyptian uraniscoraphy included elaborate star charts and astronomical observations etched into stone.
The uraniscoraphy of the Mayans relied on lunar calendars and a complex system of astrology.
