What are some heavenly objects?

Heavenly objects are things we can find when we look at the night sky with a binoculars, a binoculars or the naked eye. Some have been known for centuries, while others are quite recent, only the most powerful telescopes revealed. Our ancestors worshiped some of them, such as the Sun and the Moon, and assigned the stars of special meaning, describing them differently as symbols etched in the sky of the gods, or small holes for which the heavenly sphere was. It was assumed that all the stars, planets, and the sun orbited the Earth on a solid shell. Comets were observed from time to time and were considered a bad sign. Galileogalile watched for four months of Jupiter, which have been known as the Galilean months since then. Thanks to Newton's physics, it was decided that the orbits of the planets were not really circular, but rather elliptical. Asteroids and comets were observed, and it was realized that they were more cosmic rocks and ice rather than the wing of God's affected.

Modern astronomy found that they could never dream of our ancestors. Stronger telescopes allow us to observe galaxies, millions of stars, distinguish different classes of stars apart and see exotic heavenly objects such as yeast. We have deduced the existence of black holes, dark matter and extrasolar planets based on how they affect what we see, and theorized we have theoretized the existence of bizarre structures such as cosmic strings.

In 2007, Google Sky launched, which allows you to put your home coordinates and look at the picture of the night sky online as it would look like a perfect night. It also allows you to zoom in and allows everyone to see the heavenly miracles without an expensive telescope - although of course it is not exactly a real thing.

respect inspiring the connotations of the word "heavenly" will collectively capture the miracle that people experience when looking from our small rock to a big behind.

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