Sentence examples for enough gravity from inspiring English sources

The inescapable conclusion is that there isn't nearly enough gravity to hold the whole conglomeration together.

The visible matter they contain (stars, gas and so on) does not have enough gravity to hold them together.

The weirdly shaped comet, which some have likened to the shape of a rubber duck, does not produce enough gravity to fully hold the spacecraft.

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It means that Gliese 581g is the right distance from its sun to be in the habitable zone, able to sustain liquid water and with enough gravity to retain an atmosphere.

That is because they are detected by their gravitational effects on the stars they orbit, and only big planets have a strong enough gravity to produce an effect detectable from earth.These big planets are assumed to be "gas giants" similar to Jupiter and Saturn in composition.

Let a heavenly body get big enough for gravity to weigh in, and you will have yourself a ball.

Both Vesta and Ceres, the largest asteroid and the Dawn's next destination, are also heavy enough that gravity has made them round.

This allowed them to conclude that the universe was not slowing down enough for gravity to reverse the expansion into a Big Crunch.

Dr. Stern has suggested that the criterion of planethood be roundness -- a body big enough for gravity to have conquered geological and mechanical forces.

Though the script, based on one by Edgar Wright and Joe Cornish, and reworked by the comedy writer-director Adam McKay and the movie's star, Paul Rudd, is expressly comical, Reed plays the well-known premise with just enough melodramatic gravity.