Sentence examples for dust collapsing from inspiring English sources
The evolution of a young star cluster beings with a giant cloud of interstellar gas and dust collapsing under the force of gravity.
The film comes down on the side of hope, but its apocalyptic interludes, including the image of a planet imploding into gray dust, collapsing like a desiccated piece of fruit, linger.
About 4.6 billion years ago, an enormous cloud of hydrogen gas and dust collapsed under its own weight, eventually flattening into a disk called the solar nebula.
The planets and other objects that circle the Sun are thought to have formed when part of an interstellar cloud of gas and dust collapsed under its own gravitational attraction and formed a disk-shaped nebula.
Clouds of gas and dust collapsed and lit up as stars, which in turn began to transform the universe from primordial hydrogen and helium into the rich mix of elements like carbon and oxygen that have seeded life and wonder today.
A star arises when a cold cloud of gas and dust collapses under its own weight.
As gas and dust collapse toward the central condensation, their potential energy is converted to kinetic energy (energy of motion), and the temperature of the material rises.
But extremely massive black holes can cause instabilities in their accretion disks that make the gas and dust collapse into forming stars, which are better at evading the black hole's gravity.
It begins with the swirling of gases and dust from collapsing nebulae, which are drawn together by gravity, the centre growing hotter and hotter, to form a protostar.
As the din and dust of collapsing markets, hopes and certainties rises around us, don't you hanker for distraction from our troubles for - oh, I don't know, say an hour or so, including ad breaks?
There was a lot of dust from the collapsing debris, so we ran downstairs.
