Self-taught astronomer

Definition

A self-taught astronomer refers to an individual who acquires knowledge and skills in astronomy without formal education or training. They learn about celestial bodies, their movements, and other astronomical phenomena through independent study.

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Celestial bodies: Celestial bodies are objects in space that exist outside of Earth's atmosphere. Examples include stars, planets, moons, comets, asteroids, and galaxies.