Astronomically [adverb]

While the observatory’s collapse shocked and horrified the astronomical community, it did not come as a surprise.

The temporary drawings are mathematical and astronomical, but also personal.

I thought it was a mad stretch from my astronomical background, but I also knew I couldn’t resist, and it led to an unexpected and fresh insight—a proposal for quantifying the relationship between planets and their potential for initiating life.

A few months along and the Soviets proudly announced their improved Venus-based measure of the astronomical unit.

The growth wasn’t astronomical — an addition of 53,000 residential subscribers — but growth is growth.

Relative to the historically astronomical costs of spaceflight, such a mission might soon be launched for a pittance.

For myself, the narrative appears to me astronomically too incomplete for any astronomical conclusions to be drawn from it.

No map deserves the name, on which the position of important points has not been astronomically determined.

Easter is, in fact, decided astronomically, by a process in which sun-worship and moon-worship are both conciliated.

But even now comets were being observed astronomically, and began to lose their sepulchral aspect.