Sentence examples for make a planet from inspiring English sources

"Lower metal abundance means you can't make a planet as big as the Earth," Dr. Brownlee said.

"There is not enough to make a planet, but there's enough to make a person named Art Spiegelman".

And there is endless craft in the old Blue Peter style – demonstrations by presenters of how to make a planet out of bits of cardboard.

But the criteria is far more rigorous than eliminating "too hot" and "too cold": To support life, a celestial body must offer potential inhabitants protection from radiation, have a nice insulating atmosphere, a decent amount of gravity, be a certain distance from the star it orbits; even plate tectonics help make a planet habitable by maintaining an environment that's warm and water-rich.

Don't forget to make a Planet Minecraft account.

Well to make a planet acceptable to the Science Community, a planet needs to have the Laws of Physics applied.

But overall he succeeds in explaining what makes a planet suitable, or unsuitable, for life.

Tom McLaughlin's picture book Up, Up and Away (Bloomsbury) is the story of curious Orson, who is making a planet.

That mission, and studies like this, could expand our "Earth-centric" view of what makes a planet hospitable to life, says Luger.

High-energy protons from a flare, for example, can react with atmospheres to destroy ozone, making a planet that had an atmosphere susceptible to strong ultraviolet rays that are known to damage DNA.

The other evening, I left a talk on what makes a planet inhabitable -- temperature, atmosphere, distance from a star -- by an astrophysicist I know.