Sentence examples for heavy stars from inspiring English sources

But when some heavy stars die, they're going to have a humongous explosion, so that one star becomes brighter than an entire galaxy.

According to the calculations of Abraham Loeb, one of Dr Stanek's colleagues at the Harvard-Smithsonian, extremely heavy stars were much more common early in the universe's history.

Gromov's work had applications not only in mathematics but also in physics (for example, the measurement of black holes and heavy stars) and biology (for example, pattern recognition, which was a research interest of Gromov's).

The two stars are fated to have much different lives, since heavy stars use up their nuclear fuel rapidly and can explode as supernovas after just millions of years -- an eye blink in cosmic terms -- while lighter stars burn steadily for billions of years.

Theorists have long suspected that the universe's very first stars were massive, because early gas clouds favored the formation of heavy stars.

Blue stragglers, for example, are bright, blue and heavy stars that, given their mass, should have aged and become white dwarfs a long time ago.

When the heavy star explodes, it leaves behind a neutron star, a superdense cinder of collapsed matter with the density of an atomic nucleus.

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That's because it probably formed during the implosion of a heavy star, which are known to rotate.

Such a heavy, star-studded lineup, of course, is reflected in the festival's GA price tag: $399, plus an extra $75 or $113 for a shuttle and camping pass, respectively, on top of food, drinks, Uber… you get the idea.

Lighter stars are much more plentiful than heavier stars, and red dwarfs are thus the most numerous type of star.