Sentence examples for a dense ball from inspiring English sources
A dense ball of birds went linear, then settled into the branches of a lightning-blasted tree.
Because black holes do not have magnetic fields, Dr Schild's team suggest in The Astronomical Journal, the quasar must be powered by a dense ball of plasma called a MECO (magnetospheric eternally collapsing object).
Plesser leads the group in search of a dense ball of ancient stars known as Messier 15, some 33,000 light-years away in the constellation Pegasus.
Planets are born on the heels of their stars, which form when a cloud of gas collapses into a dense ball.
In such a system, a dwarf star orbits closely around a neutron star, a stellar corpse that packs the mass of one or two suns into a dense ball just 20 kilometers wide.
Trying to determine when a huge, dense ball of gas should be considered a brown dwarf rather than a planet is a bit like trying to determine how many grains of sand constitute a sand pile versus a sand heap.
The latest discovery is a lumbering, dense ball of gas that orbits a red dwarf star 53 light-years away in the constellation Reticulum.
Because the sun is such a hot, dense ball of gas, light can't get through it.
And on June 15th, Roberto Trotta of Oxford University and Alessandro Melchiorri of the University of Rome, La Sapienza, announced that they had done just that.Background informationIn its infancy, the universe was a hot, dense ball of energy and elementary particles.
This dense ball of stars, which looks like a swarm of bees, lies 25,000 light years away.
These are essentially leftovers from the hugely dense ball of stuff from which the universe expanded, some parts of which must have been dense enough to form black holes.
