exploding stars造句

• The weird result emerged from his group's study of very distant exploding stars, or supernovae.
• Some of the first targets were to be supernovas, the expanding gas clouds created by exploding stars.
• Perlmutter and his group are studying more than 80 of the most distant detectable exploding stars, called supernovae.
• One is majestic, terrible in its bright furies of exploding stars and galaxies, abstract and far away.
• NASA's space science chief, Ed Weiler, compared it to the remnants of an exploded star.
• If restored, the camera could resume its study of young star clusters, exploding stars and planetary atmospheres.
• Astronomical targets included planets, stars, galaxies, quasars, and super novas, or remnants of exploded stars.
• According to present theories, the presolar grains form from chemical isotopes ejected by exploding stars and red giant stars.
• Ryutov developed the concept and equations for scaled tests of an exploding star, or supernova, in the laboratory.
• The accelerator could be an exploding star, a black hole, a neutron star, " says Ong.
• In 2012, when NASA discovered an exploding star, they named it " Supernova Mikulski " in her honor.
• Early last year, two rival astronomy teams reported observations of supernovas, or exploding stars, both near and far.
• Specifically, it is intended to help explain the role of black holes, quasars, exploding stars and galactic collisions.
• The building is in the form of a giant zigzag, which some have interpreted as an exploded Star of David.
• The story is of the death of an individual, which was linked to an exploding star in a distant galaxy.
• They are companions of a pulsar, a dense, rapidly spinning remnant of an exploded star, its thermonuclear furnace dead.
• A spectrograph breaks down light into parallel rays, each one characteristic of chemical elements that are ejected from the exploding star.
• They accompanied a pulsar, the dense remnant of an exploded star and not a neighborhood likely to be hospitable to life.
• It had previously been thought that X-rays from these regions of young stars were created by supernovas, exploding stars.
• Scientists had previously suspected that violent mergers of neutron stars, dense remnants of exploded stars, were the most likely sources.