Sentence examples for penetrate dust from inspiring English sources

The dust absorption increases with photon energy, so long-wavelength radiation (radio and far-infrared) can penetrate dust freely, near-infrared rather well, and ultraviolet relatively poorly.

"We have a lot of dust here in Africa, and UV cannot penetrate this dust.

A small amount of flux will be emitted and penetrate the dust clump at a glancing angle, leading to obscuration and dichroic polarisation from only a portion of the dust clump (see Fig. 5).

Such radio wavelength is long enough to penetrate interstellar dust and so can be detected from all parts of the Galaxy.

Radio waves can penetrate the dust unhindered, and the radio emission from the ionized gas reveals it to be quite circular in shape and surprisingly symmetrical as seen in projection on the sky.

Fortunately, infrared photons penetrate the dust more easily.

Radio and infrared light can penetrate the dust, but the youngest stars may not emit much light at these wavelengths.

The gas and dust between the Sun and HDE 226868 results in a reduction in the apparent magnitude of the star as well as a reddening of the hue red light can more effectively penetrate the dust in the interstellar medium.

Penetrating thick dust where two galaxies are colliding, radio telescopes have observed the fireworks and afterglows of stars exploding at such an extraordinary rate that astronomers are calling the turbulent region a "supernova factory".

It brings to mind the people of the planet Krikkit in Douglas Adams Hitchhikers Guidee series, who, on penetrating a dust cloud shielding their world and witnessing the extent of the universe for the first time, immediately declare war on it, muttering that "it will have to go".

That is an advance even beyond earlier precision-guided munitions because it does not require the use of lasers, which cannot penetrate clouds or dust.