Sentence examples for faint object from inspiring English sources

Designated SN 1987A, this formerly extremely faint object attained a magnitude of 4.5 within just a few hours, thus becoming visible to the unaided eye.

During the fourth spacewalk, astronauts are to remove the last of Hubble's original instruments, the now-obsolete Faint Object Camera, and replace it with the Advanced Camera for Surveys.

It was originally detected by its gravitational attraction on the larger, brighter star and only later observed visually as a faint object (now called Sirius B), about 10,000 times fainter than Sirius (now called Sirius A) or 500 times fainter than the Sun.

But this one, a concert concerned with matters of time and perspective, also includes such American works as Cage's "Ryoanji" (inspired by a rock garden in Kyoto, Japan), Mary Ellen Childs's "Faint Object Camera" (named for a device inside the Hubble Space Telescope), and Paula Matthusen's "In Absentia" (a meditation on the power of memory).

Provisionally designated 2000 JW8, the faint object moved in a highly elongated and tilted orbit.

Originally discovered in 1976, the faint object is located 1300 light-years away from Earth in the constellation Puppis.

Long-duration exposures may be needed to reveal faint objects.

It is a digital camera, with a 170 megapixel light detector, and can thus record very faint objects.

However, it is a natural disaster that can be predicted by monitoring space to find these faint objects.

The larger mirrors of single telescopes are still preferred for studying especially faint objects beyond the Milky Way galaxy.

The survey is able to detect extremely faint objects and also provides information about an object's color, which allows astronomers to determine composition and size.