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celestial

[suh-les-chuhl] / səˈlɛs tʃəl /


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Their discovery suggested the presence of an entirely new population of distant celestial sources that the Hubble Space Telescope had not been able to detect.

From Science Daily

These individuals hopefully await a historic celestial event.

From Scientific American

Even top politicians seek celestial guidance: Mr. Kilicdaroglu wears a martenitsa, or “wish ribbon,” on his right wrist, to be untied when his wish comes true.

From New York Times

Spectra are astronomers’ most prized tool for exploring the cosmos, since they provide information on the chemical makeup of celestial objects, their temperatures, magnetic fields and so much more.

From Scientific American

Tonight, though, Willie’s son seemed touched by a little of what his dad has long been tuned into: This was searching, soulful, downright celestial — maybe the best performance of the weekend.

From Los Angeles Times