Theoretical Astronomy

Theoretical astronomy is a branch of science that uses mathematics and physics to understand celestial phenomena and the universe's structure and behavior. It seeks to explain observations made in astronomy through models and simulations, addressing questions about the formation of galaxies, the nature of black holes, and the origins of the universe, among other topics. Theoretical astronomers develop theories that can predict outcomes, which are then tested against observational data, helping us gain deeper insights into the cosmos and our place within it.