Sentence examples for high surface brightness from inspiring English sources

Planetary nebulae typically appear as rather round objects of relatively high surface brightness.

Comet C/1995 O1 developed a very interesting pair of tails several degrees long, but they did not develop the high surface brightness that was hoped for.

It has the combined magnitude of 8.1, with high surface brightness.

It is viewable in binoculars from a dark site owing to its high surface brightness of 10.1 and overall magnitude of 9.0.

Often, a deep, or primary, minimum is produced when the component having the higher surface brightness is eclipsed.

We do know that comet C/1995 O1 is quite dusty as comets go, and its tail had higher surface brightness in 1997 than did the tail of C/1996 B2 in March 1996, being visible even from the largest cities on earth in March and April 1997.

This doesn't mean that the observing projects themselves will be easier if you choose bright, high surface-brightness images, but you will have more options to be able to go after "easier" targets than harder targets since you can use bright time (when the moon is out) and smaller telescopes that are under-subscribed.

High surface-brightness objects are easier to observe than low surface-brightness objects.

In contrast their stellar mass-to-light ratios are similar to those of galaxies with higher surface brightnesses.

The surface brightness peaks closer to SS433 in the high-energy band than in the low energy band, suggesting that the high energy electrons in the X-ray lobes lose energies by synchrotron emission as they travel away from SS433.

Such global irradiance signals might provide important contextual information used at higher stages of the visual pathway, for example to infer surface brightness and/or lightness [ 29].