Sentence examples for emit thermal from inspiring English sources

Stephen's discovery that black holes are hot and emit thermal "Hawking radiation" unifies quantum matter and gravitational black-hole physics with thermodynamics, the science of heat.

Stephen Hawking's PhD student 1972-75 Stephen's discovery in 1974 that black holes emit thermal radiation due to quantum effects was one of the most important results in 20th-century physics.

All power plants emit thermal energy to the atmosphere.

The debate arose because certain interstellar gas clouds cast off infrared spectra bands that look teasingly similar to those of PAHs, even though those regions of space are too frigid to emit thermal radiation.

Although this parallel was extremely suggestive, taking it seriously would require one to assign a non-zero temperature to a black hole, which all then agreed was absurd: All hot bodies emit thermal radiation (like the heat given off from a stove).

As thermodynamical objects with non-zero temperature, black holes should emit thermal radiation.

By contrast, the atmosphere emits thermal radiation both to space and to the surface, yet it receives long-wave radiation back from only the latter.

The Taste Buddy, which was unveiled last week, is a new invention, still in its prototype stage, that changes our sense of what things taste like by emitting thermal and electric signals that stimulate, or rather delude, the taste buds.

The term (thankfully shortened to YORP) refers to the change in the rotation rate of a small body as its irregular surface emits thermal photons after being warmed by sunlight.

The converter material is strongly heated and it emits thermal radiation into the hohlraum.

This is important for many engineering systems because all matter emits thermal radiation continuously due to non-zero temperature.