Definition: In Greek mythology, the word "aerophysicist" was used to refer to someone who had expertise in meteorology or celestial navigation. This term stuck with us as a term for the scientific field that concerned astronomy, including such subjects as predicting weather systems and measuring distances. Aerophysicists worked on understanding the movement of celestial bodies like planets, moons, stars, and galaxies. They also studied astronomical phenomena like eclipses and comets, and used mathematical methods to predict their occurrence. Aeronautics was a branch of aerophysicist work that focused on aircraft design, flight control systems, and navigation. In this context, the term "aerophysicist" could refer to someone who contributed significantly in the field, or it could mean anyone with knowledge about celestial bodies and their motion. The specific definition would depend on the context of the verse or passage you are referring to.

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