Sentence examples for outward radiation from inspiring English sources

As gravitational energy is released, the contracting central material heats up until a point is reached at which the outward radiation pressure balances the inward gravitational pressure, and contraction ceases.

During its brief life, such a star supports its great weight by generating so much light that the pressure of that outward radiation balances the inward pull of gravity.

One significant mode of transport is an actual flow of radiation outward through the star.

The cause of the ejection is the outward force of radiation on the outer layers of red giant stars.

There is a maximum rate set by the Eddington limit at which a black hole can accrete matter before the heating of the infalling gas results in so much outward pressure from radiation that the accretion stops.

As one moves outward towards the radiation-barrier ice perimeter, there is a transition towards integrated plant life and vistas onto the Martian landscape, integrating the outdoors with the spatial environment.

The pattern that emerged from the inverse analysis was a central core of common species, with radiations outward from this center, in 4 5 directions.

Was it blown outward by stellar wind and radiation, or swept up by a forming exoplanet?

Because the heat is suddenly turned off, not to mention radiation pressure pushing outward, the star begins to contract.

However, if the star's luminosity increases above a certain amount — the so-called Eddington luminosity — the outward pressure from the resulting radiation is strong enough to overcome the gravity, which can then power an outflow of material," Sullivan explained.

Modeled distributions have its center around L = 1.9, suggesting outward shift or expansion of the proton radiation belt during the interval.