Sentence examples for massive outburst from inspiring English sources

In the first, astronomers using the Spitzer Space Telescope report that last year they observed a massive outburst from the young star EX Lupi, located about 500 light-years away in the constellation Lupus.

And Donald Shemansky of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles said that early this year the Ultraviolet-Visible Spectrograph had detected a massive outburst of atomic oxygen off to one side of the main rings.

The researchers hope the new Hubble data will help them determine what caused the massive outburst, NASA says.

So, with President Obama being a highly skillful accessory after the fact, regarding the massive outburst of financial crimes that had occurred under George W. Bush - with a person like this, being now at the very top of the American Executive Branch, including of the "Justice Departmentto to prosecute these mega-crooks or else not - how much of a rigged game is the U.S. economy, really?

Electrons have less mass than ions, so they travel faster--fast enough to generate massive outbursts of energy.

On certain full moons each year, blue waters above reefs turn milky as corals release eggs and sperm in massive outbursts of reproductive activity.

This phenomenon, known as reconnection, decreases the curvature of the magnetic field, releasing potentially vast amounts of energy that can heat plasma or accelerate solar flares and other massive outbursts.

"We have to try to understand humans as a driver of geology, just as we've previously understood massive volcanic outbursts and meteorite impacts," he told me.

First, past extinctions have been driven by what are now becoming very familiar horsemen of a planetary apocalypse: massive volcanic outbursts to choke the atmosphere and poison the seas; the mayhem caused by major asteroid impact; and the wrenching effects of rapid climate change.

Brazil exemplifies a government's failure to react properly to a massive social media outburst.

Pyongyang's rhetorical outbursts against massive US and South Korean war drills and UN sanctions over the North's February nuclear test were seen, in part, as a push to portray Kim at home as a respected military commander on the world stage.