multi-messenger astronomy
multi-messenger astronomy noun: astronomy based on the coordinated observation of two or more of electromagnetic radiation, gravitational waves and subatomic particles such as cosmic rays or neutrinos.
Noun
multi-messenger astronomy (uncountable)
- astronomy based on the coordinated observation of two or more of electromagnetic radiation, gravitational waves and subatomic particles such as cosmic rays or neutrinos
Questions about multi-messenger astronomy
- What does multi-messenger astronomy mean?
- Multi-messenger astronomy means astronomy based on the coordinated observation of two or more of electromagnetic radiation, gravitational waves and subatomic particles such as cosmic rays or neutrinos.
- What part of speech is multi-messenger astronomy?
- Multi-messenger astronomy is a noun.
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