Sentence examples for ejected matter from inspiring English sources

In 2005, the Deep Impact project successfully sent a heavy copper impactor into comet Tempel 1 while a flyby craft monitored the resulting blast and ejected matter.

The winds deposit enriched material back into the ISM and can even collide with previously ejected matter to form stellar-wind bubbles and planetary nebulae.

This result might make sense if the authors had observed the emission from a single shell of ejected matter.

An experimental system has been built to produce and measure the magnetic field in the backward ejected matter during hypervelocity impact.

The ejected matter consisted mainly of mantle material from the colliding body and the proto-Earth, and it experienced enormous heating from the collision.

Scanning probe microscopy and X-ray diffraction methods were used to analyze the samples which consist of polished silicon used to collect the ejected matter.

Over milions of years, distant, exploding stars eject matter at high speeds.

Hot gas has been detected around spiral galaxies in which vigorous star formation is ejecting matter from the galaxy, but until now hot halos due to infall of intergalactic matter have not been detected.

The ubiquitous formation of central black holes in halos could also create cores in dwarf galaxies by ejecting matter during binary black hole mergers, potentially resolving the "too big to fail" problem.

A solar flare from our Sun, which ejects matter out away from our parent star and into the Solar System, is dwarfed in terms of 'mass loss' by nuclear fusion, which has reduced the Sun's mass by a total of 0.03% of its starting value: a loss equivalent to the mass of Saturn.

The final fate of the star depends on its mass, with stars of mass greater than about eight times the Sun becoming core collapse supernovae; while smaller stars form a white dwarf as it ejects matter that forms a planetary nebulae.