Sentence examples for large outbursts from inspiring English sources

However, comet scientists were wary – comets can be extremely unpredictable, and many have large outbursts at great distance only to diminish in brightness later.

When Cassini first encountered Titan, it observed a large outburst of methane cumulus clouds over Titan's south polar region.

These process-form relationships of the largest jökulhlaup along the Jökulsá á Fjöllum are compared with large outburst floods elsewhere.

Surono, the head of Indonesia's Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation Center, said it was uncertain if the eruptions of the volcano meant that it had let off enough steam or if a larger outburst was due.

Weaver thinks Kidger may just have witnessed another, larger outburst that still left the comet's nucleus intact.

For comet nuclei with typical radii of the order of 1 10 km the accumulated energy of such natural electric capacitor is comparable to the energy of large comet outbursts that are estimated on the basis of ground based optical observations.

The second movement ("Funeral March: A State of Mourning") culminates in a large fugal outburst from the orchestra alone in representation of mass mourning, a shared history of suffering, as opposed to the individual mourning of the soloists.

In only 42 h, Comet 17P/Holmes was reported to brighten from a magnitude of about 17too about 2.4 at the height of the burst, representing the largest known outburst by a comet.

This led to two large and unexpected outbursts of rioting and social unrest in 1999, the first real domestic disturbances since independence.

The last phase (Phase III) of the eruption had large Vulcanian-like outbursts and was notably more energetic than the earlier phases of eruptive activity (Figure 6) (Arellano and Hall 2007).

Bigger galaxies have larger gravitational fields and thus attract more material into their centers where the black holes feed, Dr. Loeb explained, and therefore black holes have to grow larger before their outbursts have enough oomph to hold off the gas falling into them.