Sentence examples for distant stars from inspiring English sources

LET science hunt for tiny particles and distant stars.

They will, for example, be able to pick out individual planets revolving around distant stars.

(Berkeley had argued that all motion, both uniform and nonuniform, was relative to the distant stars).

Since 1995, astronomers have found single giant planets around more than 50 distant stars.

If we can't physically move our civilisation to the distant stars, perhaps we can exchange Snapchats?

Planets, especially those around distant stars, are more alluring to the imagination.

Until recently, more was known about element abundances in distant stars than in Earth's nearest neighbour, the Moon.

Ordinarily, a rider would feel centrifugal force only when the distant stars appeared to be spinning around.

One reason is radiation, in the form of heavy ions from distant stars, zipping through everything in their path.

A computer monitor showed enhanced images of reactions on the plates: a fuzzy grid of light and dark dots, like a blurry telescope image of distant stars.

"Tom Na H-iu II" marks the beginning of this supposedly transformative journey by showing the explosive death-throes of distant stars.