Sentence examples for newborn star from inspiring English sources

The comet, named 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, formed from cosmic debris 4.6bn years ago, before material had coalesced to form the Earth and our nearest planets, and the sun was a newborn star.

One newborn star, named HD 164492, is so hot that its radiation tears electrons from protons.

It takes millions of years for a cloud of gas and dust to create a newborn star.

The leftover gas and dust that surrounds the newborn star spins and flattens into a disc like a pizza.

Theorists who study planet formation could see no way for a planet that big to grow in such tight confines around a newborn star.

The view is of a newborn star whose protoplanetary disk has fortuitously set up a monitor of its own innermost workings.

Out of stately pillars of dark gas sparkle the bright lights of newborn stars.

It has revealed regions of space where newborn stars are surrounded by flat discs of dust, the building material for planets of other solar systems.

But more than the pomp, the 1,300 people who filled the Shubert yesterday came to watch legendary and newborn stars continue a long Broadway tradition where saying goodbye means a song and dance, not a hail and farewell.

So brooding are the dark clouds and the sprinkling of emerging dense globules the size of the solar system, or larger, which appear to be cradles of newborn stars.

Inside the stellar nursery below Orion's belt, where newborn stars are seen condensing from vast clouds, the Space Theater travelers pass through wispy images of green-tinted gas and surge onward toward the distant reaches of the Milky Way.