Sentence examples for ejected gas from inspiring English sources

But before the star went supernova, it twice ejected gas into space.

On the other they can take the form of explosions so staggeringly huge that ejected gas and dust blot out the sun for years, plunging the planet into bitter volcanic winter.

Astronomers reporting online today in Nature detected the ejected gas from submillimeter radiation that its carbon monoxide molecules emit.

In a galactic fountain, the ejected gas is re-captured by the gravitational potential and falls back onto the disk.

Ultraviolet radiation from the hot stellar core causes the ejected gas to fluoresce, creating an eerily irislike effect that is 600 times the diameter of our solar system and 6500 light-years away.

This parameter is introduced to more realistically represent an explosion, in that the flow of the ejected gas, if within a certain range from the vent, likely affects particles.

As the surrounding ice melts, the pressure of ejecting gas spontaneously exfoliated and disperses the GO without sonication.

Such high speeds meant that for the last 1,500 years, the central star was losing mass at a rate of one-thousandths of a sun every year, ten times faster than what's been measured in similar stars that are ejecting gas.

Sahai previously hypothesised that if certain conditions were just right, and if the central star were ejecting gas fast enough, the temperature could drop below the cosmic microwave background.

Temporal and spacial mismatch between thermal energy supply and consumption occurs in many industrial processes, like harvesting thermal energy from intermittently ejected exhaust gas.

d Immersed in water, the pressure of ejected CO2 gas separates GO layers [35].