Sentence examples for glowing rays from inspiring English sources

Scientists hope it will be able to see strange, glowing "rays and streamers" in the moon's atmosphere that were first seen in early unmanned lunar photographs and reports from Apollo lunar landing astronauts.

Standing in the dull white corridors, my mum went from my glowing ray of sunshine to a sad defeated little soul in a matter of minutes.

I pictured her in a dimly lit room, trembling before a portfolio of glowing X-rays.

As the shock waves move through the gas they heat it to millions of degrees, producing the glowing X-ray shell.

Computer simulations suggest that collisions between spiral galaxies can indeed destroy the spirals' disks, ejecting much of the gas into intergalactic space, thus creating hot intracluster gas now seen glowing in x rays, as implied earlier by Figure 2.20.

The swimmers in the cave look at each other's hands and legs and torsos glowing with UV rays, look down at their bodies and laugh with nervous delight.

Hot gas glowing with X-rays should cool, and the dense central gas should cool the fastest.

As the electrons travel around magnetic fields in the shock they lose energy by producing synchrotron emission and glowing in X-rays.

A broad region of gas glowing only at x-ray wavelengths marks the crumple zone where a dwarf galaxy is slamming into a much larger mass of stars, a recent study suggests.

These shock waves heat the matter so that it glows in gamma rays, the most energetic form of radiation.

Investigating further, Roentgen found that a paper plate covered with barium platinocyanide, placed in the path of the rays, glowed, and that objects in the path were of variable transparency.