Sentence examples for ejecting material from inspiring English sources

Our own sun is still billions of years from turning into a red giant itself, and ejecting material just like this star.

Impacts by space rocks would tend to crunch the surface, forming craters but producing little ejected material.

The leading theory asserts that a collision between Earth and a celestial body the size of Mars ejected material that eventually coalesced into the Moon.

These are the result of massive asteroid impacts which eject material with such force that it ends up in interplanetary space, eventually being washed up here.

The ISM is really just the leftover or ejected material from planetary nebulae, stellar winds, and supernovae, 99% gas and 1% dust and other particles.

Subsequent radio observations with the Very Long Baseline Array in New Mexico revealed ejected material racing away from the central object with the highest rate of angular motion found to date for any object outside the solar system.

A suite of identical instruments on two continuously separating spacecraft will monitor the onset of solar eruptive phenomena, and track them as the shocks and ejected material propagate through the interplanetary medium (IPM).

It is envisaged that the required mass of dust can be extracted from captured near Earth asteroids, whilst stabilised in the required position using the impulse provided by solar collectors or mass drivers used to eject material from the asteroid surface.

(The Moon is currently about 384,000 km or 60 Earth radii away from Earth, which is about fifteen times further away than it was when it first formed). The Moon probably couldn't have formed closer than 3 Earth radii because tidal forces from the Earth would just pull it apart again, and it is unlikely that the impact could have ejected material further than 5 Earth radii.

When two galaxies smash together, they usually merge entirely, but sometimes there is ejected material.

These spirals can also eject material, out towards the Arctic and Antarctic, spreading plastic across the globe over time.