总结 - 天文学分类(提纲)以及相关知识（Summary - Astronomy classification (outline) and related knowledge）.docVIP

总结 - 天文学分类(提纲)以及相关知识（Summary - Astronomy classification (outline) and related knowledge） I. Whats astronomy? Astronomy is the basic science of natural science. Astronomy is the study of the structure and development of space, celestial bodies, and universes. (the science of planets, stars, and galaxies in the universe). It is a subject that focuses on the observation and interpretation of the material conditions and events of celestial bodies. II. The contents of astronomy? The science of astronomy mainly contains two aspects: one is the direct of celestial bodies, astronomical observation, exploration and research, two is the observation, detection and research results to practical applications, for human life and production services. The contents include the structure, nature and operation rules of celestial bodies. The study focuses on the distribution, movement, position, state, structure, composition, nature and origin and evolution of celestial bodies. A variety of astronomical instruments, such as observation and exploration, are to be created, which is one of the components of astronomy. In practice, the ancient calendar is mainly the preparation of the calendar, and modern weather forecasting, disaster weather prevention, governance, and so on. In ancient times, astronomy was closely related to the formulation of calendars. Astronomy is different from other natural sciences in that the experimental method of astronomy is to observe and collect all kinds of information of celestial bodies by observation. Therefore, the study of observation methods and observation methods is one of the directions that astronomers study hard. Physics and mathematics have a great influence on astronomy. They are indispensable theoretical aid for modern astronomy. III. The beginning of astrometry? The history of astronomy has been around for thousands of years. Ancient astronomers determined the time, direction, and calendar by observing the phenomena of the sun, moon and stars.