Sentence examples for jets of material from inspiring English sources

As it whips round, the pulsars spews out jets of material, can you see one stretching upwards in this picture?

Jets of material pushing back the cluster gas have formed these X-ray cavities, which are bright sources of radio waves.

For example, the jets of material blown out by the object at the center of the galaxy should come from a black hole.

They have, however, also discovered the opposite activity: galaxies' central supermassive black holes are ejecting jets of material back out into the hot intracluster medium.

Observations, however, show that instead many stellar explosions launch narrow jets of material that can accelerate particles to nearly the speed of light.

The shadows were cast against bright jets of material spewing from the black hole, suggesting that these clouds were very close to being consumed by the black hole.

Gamma-ray bursts, such as that detected last year accompanying gravitational waves from the merger of two neutron stars, are rarely seen because the source of the gamma rays – a relativistic jet of material emerging from the explosive merger – must be pointing directly at Earth.

Now, as astronomers report online today in Nature, the x-ray data as well as radio observations indicate the fireworks caused a narrow jet of material to shoot away from the black hole's outskirts.

The researchers suggest that those fledgling stars, estimated to be less than 10 million years old, formed when a jet of material driven from the black hole slammed into the gas cloud, compressing and heating it to the point where the stars ignited.

Located at 19,000 light-years, the pulsar PSR B1509-58, also called the Circinus Pulsar, has expelled a 20-light-year-long jet of material from its southern pole, clearly visible in the X-ray spectrum.

Beginning on 2 December, the volcano began to erupt, sending fountains of lava into the air and jets of hot material as much as three kilometres above the summit.