Sentence examples for near light from inspiring English sources

The day after I was declared bankrupt I dreamt I was sleeping rough, near light blue-painted railings, somewhere like Brighton.

The Large Hadron Collider accelerates bunches of protons, in two beams, each less than a hair's breadth in diameter, to near light speed.

To do that, CERN built the Antiproton Decelerator, which uses electric and magnetic fields to slow the particles from near light speed to about one-tenth of that, he said.

In principle, that can be done by accelerating a mirror back and forth at near light speed.

It would study how the three types or "flavors" of neutrinos morph or "oscillate" into one another as they zing along at near light speed.

Inside the massive detectors that dot the rings of the LHC, protons accelerated to near light speed smash into each other with incredible energy and produce a fountain of exotic, short-lived particles that impact on sensors lining the walls.

In an average day of accelerating particles to near light-speed, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will produce more than 40,000 gigabytes of useable information.

To reproduce such staggering temperatures, RHIC scientists smash gold nuclei together at near light-speed.

Synchrotrons work by accelerating electrons in a giant magnetic ring to near light-speeds.

These environments should also be able to accelerate protons to near light-speed.

This radiation is a consequence of Jupiter's mighty magnetic field, which whips particles to near light-speed.