Sentence examples for and faintest from inspiring English sources

Radio observations of J0108 show it to be one of the oldest and faintest pulsars known, spinning only slightly faster than one revolution per second.

But the infrared camera revealed many new objects, the reddest and faintest of which may be the earliest galaxies ever detected.

The oldest and faintest white dwarf, they concluded from comparing its temperature to theoretical calculations, was just under 13 billion years old.

If poems as refulgent and generous as the Aeneid can pour out fresh meaning to readers in every generation, the Aeneid of now, Heaney's Aeneid, is the poem of exile, of migrants forced from a war-ruined city to seek an uncertain future, with all the loss and terror, and faintest pricklings of distant hope, that that entails.

Until recently, the framework of cosmic explosions was plagued with a glaring six-magnitude luminosity "gap" between the brightest novae and faintest supernovae.

It was the lowest-mass and faintest star known until the discovery of VB 10 in 1944.

I collapsed and fainted.

She suffers frequent headaches and fainting spells.

Schwab's wife screamed and fainted.

I fell to the floor and fainted.

People scream and faint at his rallies.