Branches of Astronomy
There are two [blank] branches of the science of astronomy: observational and theoretical. Observational astronomy, as the name suggests, is [blank] with observing the skies and then analyzing the observations, using the principles of physics. Theoretical astronomy [blank] more on developing computer or analytical models to describe astronomical phenomena. The two fields [blank] each other, with observational astronomers attempting to [blank] theoretical results, and theoreticians aiming to explain what has been observed.
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