Sentence examples for matter can exist from inspiring English sources

To test whether this state of matter can exist in reality, the scientists in Geneva used their Super Proton Synchrotron to accelerate lead nuclei to an energy of 33 trillion electron volts.

Quantum mechanics exploits the rather unintuitive concept that matter can exist in multiple states.

The theory of prehensions is a response to the idea that bits of matter can exist at definite places and times without any essential reference to other places and times—Whitehead refers to this as "simple location".

Unlike Descartes' purely extended matter, which can exist on its own having only size and shape, many scholastic Aristotelians held that prime matter cannot exist on its own.

Ammonia is the first form of nitrogen released when organic matter decomposes, and can exist in two forms: un-ionized ammonia (NH3) or ionized ammonia (NH4 +) (Durborow et al. 1992; Gandhi 2012; Gross et al. 1999).

In the new image, the full-scale distribution of vast clumps of dark matter can be seen around galaxy clusters, connected by wispy filaments of dark matter and trailing off to enormous voids where no matter exists.

It's not known if this "quark matter" can really exist.

While this had seemed an acceptable plot device back in the 1970s, when black holes were "quite a novelty," he wrote, scientists in the 21st century no longer believe that "organized matter of any kind" can exist inside a black hole.