Sentence examples for extraordinarily massive from inspiring English sources

It has been deduced that so-called black holes in space may occur in places where extraordinarily massive or dense aggregates of matter exist, as in the gravitational collapse of a star.

Some globular clusters, like Omega Centauri in our Milky Way and G1 in M31, are extraordinarily massive, with several million solar masses and multiple stellar populations.

"It's one of those scenes that's so extraordinarily massive when it's actually put on the screen," Simon told The Huffington Post.

The night that he passed away, I woke up from my sleep with an extraordinarily massive amount of energy, and I can only describe it as though someone injected me with a gallon of methamphetamines and Ecstasy with electricity.

"I have never tasted so many extraordinarily rich, concentrated, massive wines so high in tannin and extract, yet with such precision, definition and freshness," Mr. Parker wrote in the latest issue of The Wine Advocate, his newsletter.

A. It's extraordinarily sad because a massive amount of people died in spectacular fashion.

According to an alternate scenario, SDSS1133 is an extraordinarily rare type of massive star called a luminous blue variable.

Because distance and time are related — observing a star that is 13 billion years old requires looking out a distance of 13 billion light-years — the search would require a massive and extraordinarily sensitive telescope, such as the upcoming Thirty-Meter Telescope and the Giant Magellan Telescope.

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Certainly Hajj represents the largest mass gathering anywhere in the world and its legacy is an extraordinarily unique expertise in rapidly deployed massive public health responses.

"With hundreds of millions of Tweets sent per day, the volume of content on Twitter is massive, which makes it extraordinarily complex to strike the right balance between fighting abuse and speaking truth to power," Cartes wrote.