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Astrophysicists are (i) _________ the fact that the Milky Wa
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Updated on: 24 Jul 2019, 11:00
Updated on: 24 Jul 2019, 11:00
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Astrophysicists are (i) _________ the fact that the Milky Way is a totally unremarkable galaxy, since this very ordinariness affords them a template with which to make viable extrapolations concerning the structure and dynamics of many other galaxies—both known and unknown.
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31 Jul 2019, 15:11
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Yeah, let me answer this one.
"Astrophysicists are (i) _________ the fact that the Milky Way is a totally unremarkable galaxy, since this very ordinariness affords them a template with which to make viable extrapolations concerning the structure and dynamics of many other galaxies—both known and unknown."
So they're actually pretty happy about the fact that it's unremarkable. This unremarkability means that they can figure out other galaxies, an opportunity they are now "afforded" to do (they couldn't before).
They're happy. Or, as one might say, it makes their hearts happy (they're heartened).
Surprised doesn't work here, as "since" means because. If they were surprised, we'd want something like "since they expected it to actually be remarkable."
"Astrophysicists are (i) _________ the fact that the Milky Way is a totally unremarkable galaxy, since this very ordinariness affords them a template with which to make viable extrapolations concerning the structure and dynamics of many other galaxies—both known and unknown."
So they're actually pretty happy about the fact that it's unremarkable. This unremarkability means that they can figure out other galaxies, an opportunity they are now "afforded" to do (they couldn't before).
They're happy. Or, as one might say, it makes their hearts happy (they're heartened).
Surprised doesn't work here, as "since" means because. If they were surprised, we'd want something like "since they expected it to actually be remarkable."
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Re: Astrophysicists are (i) _________ the fact that the Milky Wa
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21 Apr 2019, 10:24
21 Apr 2019, 10:24
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The scientists thought the milky way was in a certain manner, through which they could have the possibility to map other similar and non-similar galaxies.
D should be the answer. Please provide the OA.
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D should be the answer. Please provide the OA.
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