Sentence examples for more distant galaxies from inspiring English sources

The catalog of objects now studied is much broader and includes, in order of increasing distance, the solar system, the stars that make up the Milky Way Galaxy, and other, more distant galaxies.

As we looked down into the shell, we would see more distant galaxies with higher redshifts.

For instance, we expect more distant galaxies to be bluer and more metal-poor, because they are younger.

According to Einstein's general theory of relativity, the dark and luminous matter should bend the light like a lens, twisting the shapes of more distant galaxies.

Feel the rumble of flight to more distant galaxies, out where the immensity of space swallows up the solar system and even the Milky Way.

Hubble's data reveal a giant foreground elliptical galaxy, plus numerous dwarf galaxies in its neighborhood, and many much more distant galaxies in the background.

The data show, for the first time, that younger, more distant galaxy clusters contained far more AGN than older, nearby ones.

In rare cases, such a lens will split the image of a galaxy that is even farther away into two or more images.Such duplicate images show the more distant galaxy at different moments in its history, since the light from each image travels a different path and thus takes a different time to reach the Earth.

The dark matter in this image is invisible, but it can be detected by the way it bends the light of an even more distant galaxy, in a process known as gravitational lensing, which has left a distorted image seen here as an arc of blue light just to the right of the cluster.

The gravity of this cluster acted as a lens, bending the light from a more distant galaxy behind it and brightening it.

If the Universe weren't expanding, a more distant galaxy would appear fainter, but a uniform density of galaxies would ensure we were encountering more of them the farther away we look.