Sentence examples for cloud of material from inspiring English sources
The new images show a broad, faint cloud of material permeating the whole system, and also show that the rings do not extend as far out from the planet as they did in previous observations.
The glycine, Altwegg believes, is likely to have formed billions of years ago in the thin layers of ice surrounding dust grains in either the interstellar medium or the cloud of material that gave rise to the solar system - the so-called protosolar nebula.
The assessment of the cloud of material surrounding Hartley suggests the presence of a wide range of particle sizes.
"We see a huge cloud of material around the planet, which is escaping and will be captured by the star," said astronomer Carole Haswell of The Open University.
Another protostar forming in the same cloud of material, dubbed W75N(B -VLA 1, sported an organized magnetic field in 1996 and therefore is farther along in its stellar evolution, likely B -VLAe it's more massive.
Before the Cassini-Huygens mission arrived at Saturn in 2004, scientists weren't sure whether Titan and its atmosphere accreted simultaneously from the same cloud of material or whether the hazy, nitrogen-rich shroud appeared long after the moon was formed.
Although some deduced that spiral nebulae were actually extragalactic star systems, there was evidence that convinced many that such nebulae were local clouds of material, possibly new solar systems in the process of forming.
Astronomers believe stars form in massive clouds of material such as this one, which are known as nebulas.
Many scientists still advocated Lyttleton's idea of a sandbank nucleus, simply a cloud of meteoritic material with adsorbed gases.
Seven years later, when the Soviet-designed reactor in Chernobyl, Ukraine, exploded and sent a cloud of radioactive material over Europe, he was appointed by the secretary of energy to a committee to evaluate the accident and the safety of a similar reactor operated by the department in Hanford, Wash.
The team believes this contradiction could be explained if the planet was embedded in a large cloud of dusty material, which scatters the light of the star.
