Sentence examples for exotic matters from inspiring English sources

It is notable that the number of exact cosmological solutions not based on scalar fields or exotic matters which are in agreement with astronomical observations is rather limited.

Not only do we ignore the weak gravitational force when doing classical thermodynamics, but we also ignore less exotic matters, such as the walls in the standard gas in a box scenario.

He listed a number of concerns, starting with the vast amounts of exotic matter that would be needed.

Among other things, it depended on large amounts of a little understood or observed type of "exotic matter" that violates typical physical laws.

Because the hypothesised particles of which such matter would be made are very massive (which explains why they have not yet been detected in particle accelerators), exotic matter would also be likely to be denser than cold normal matter.

The company that makes Pokémon offers another game in which players compete to gather "exotic matter", a sort of auratic excess that leaks into our world from portals around landmarks and famous buildings, a neat visual metaphor for the cultural power of special places.

It's this kind of mind-bending behaviour that allows exotic matter to prevent a wormhole from collapsing.

Another 23% is exotic matter: dark mass that astrophysicists believe is made up of an as-yet-undetected particle.

Such stars would present theorists with a chance to pin down some of the properties of exotic matter.

But to ensure that the wormhole stayed open, he discovered, you would need some strange stuff called exotic matter.

All that was needed was "exotic matter" with negative energy--that is, less energy than an equivalent volume of empty space.