Sentence examples for large stars from inspiring English sources
Supernovas occur when extremely large stars, several times as massive as the Sun, exhaust their fuel and collapse.
Black holes long, long way away 2. Black holes are formed when large stars collapse in on themselves.
Their sources were then identified as extremely large stars, many times as massive as the Sun, that collapsed and exploded with much more force than the usual supernovas.
Perhaps when the star exploded, the shock wave caused nearby gas clouds to collapse and form the large stars, including LBV 1806-20, he said.
The most attractive habitats for synthetic sentience might be the vicinities of exceptional sources of energy – for example black holes, or even the neighbourhoods of large stars, which routinely boil off the energy of ten thousand suns.
This Pocahontas tale writ unbelievably large stars Sam Worthington as a paraplegic space marine who through avatar technology gets to run, fly, fight and schmooze with the 10ft tall Na'vi inhabitants of the planet Pandora.
Still standing was the large star-studded entrance sign.
A large star-spangled banner hangs from the ceiling.
Walking through a courtyard, visitors unavoidably trample a large Star of David, set into the brick.
A poster went up near the entrance to the mine with the faces of all 33 inside a large star.
The large star was said to stand for the Chinese Communist Party and its leading role in guiding the nation.
