Sentence examples for energetic objects from inspiring English sources

British scientists have unlocked the secrets of quasars, the universe's most violently energetic objects.

A new space telescope designed to keep vigil on the most violent and energetic objects in the universe took wing Wednesday.

These sources are the universe's most violent and energetic objects and include gamma-ray bursts, pulsars, and high-speed jets emitted by black holes.

Delegates heard how they appear to control the output of the extremely energetic objects known as Seyfert galaxies; and they may even influence the lives of normal, peaceful galaxies of the sort that humanity is lucky enough to inhabit.One sign that a starburst is occurring is the presence of a lot of so-called "Wolf-Rayet" stars.

If the accretor is a neutron star or a black hole, accretion can release energy more efficiently than thermonuclear reactions and thus is thought to power the most energetic objects in the universe, including quasars, radio galaxies, and X-ray binaries.

Shining brightly in the far reaches of the universe, quasars are the most energetic objects known.

It was there that he got his taste for space research, working under Dr. Herbert Friedman, a pioneer in sending detectors aloft on rockets to study X-rays, which are blocked by Earth's atmosphere, from the Sun and other energetic cosmic objects.

The instrument has been optimized for wide-field polarization measurements of transient outbursts from energetic astrophysical objects such as gamma-ray bursts and solar flares.

Since then, Giacconi has taken part in most of the major advances in x-ray astronomy, which have given astronomers crucial information about black holes, star formation, galactic nuclei, and other energetic events and objects.

The urgency of coastal protection against the abrasion especially increased in recent decades (in connection with the construction of new ports, coastal cities, energetic and chemical objects, and rapid development of the resort construction).

Sites in the Atacama Desert and the island of La Palma already home to major astronomical facilities were chosen ahead of rival sites in Namibia and Mexico for the northern and southern portions of the CTA, a €297 million facility that will allow astrophysicists to study some of the most energetic and distant objects in the universe.