Sentence examples for gas envelope from inspiring English sources

These differences are attributed to the presence of the aforementioned gas envelope at the catalyst surface.

In addition to the hundreds or even thousands of individual galaxies that make up these gigantic objects, enormous amounts of hot gas envelope galaxy clusters.

Moreover, Hale-Bopp has been pumping prodigious quantities of matter into its glowing coma, or gas envelope, now about one million miles in diameter.

In this second stage, a nearly cylindrical stem forms at the orifice that lengthens as the bubble rises above the plate, and this stems feeds an almost spherical gas envelope stituated at the stem upper end.

The lack of features in the combined spectrum rules out cloud-free hydrogen-dominated atmospheres for each planet at ≥10σ levels; TRAPPIST-1 b and c are therefore unlikely to have an extended gas envelope as they occupy a region of parameter space in which high-altitude cloud/haze formation is not expected to be significant for hydrogen-dominated atmospheres9.

In the latter case, the presence of a gas envelope at the surface of this highly hydrophobic solid catalyst appears to play a key role in the oxygen transfer mechanism, unlike the situation for oxidation over conventional, hydrophilic (wetted) solid catalysts.

For example, the idea that terrestrial planets are gas giants that have lost their gas envelopes was first put forward over 30 years ago.

So when the embryonic planets get closer than this critical radius, they loose their gas envelopes leaving behind terrestrial rocky planets like ours.

At this early formation stage young terrestrial planets are surrounded by massive primordial gas envelopes which are mainly composed of hydrogen and helium.

Super-Earth/mini-Neptune worlds are by far the most common, even though practically all of those worlds are likely to be Neptune-like with large gas envelopes around them, not Earth-like, with thin atmospheres.

A porous core material structure is evacuated and wrapped into a gas barrier envelope.