Sentence examples for pervaded space from inspiring English sources
In the late 19th century, for example, there was a Susy-like hunt for the luminiferous aether, which almost all physicists then believed pervaded space and propagated light in the way that air propagates sound.
One of the most compelling arguments that cosmologists have for the existence of dark energy (whatever it is) is that unlike earlier inferences that physicists eventually had to abandon — the ether that 19th-century physicists thought pervaded space, for instance — this inference makes mathematical sense.
Oceans of hot hydrogen atoms and negative hydrogen ions pervaded space.
On this dispute hinged the question of the magnitude of the universe: were we confined to a single, limited stellar system that lay embedded alone in empty space, or was our Milky Way Galaxy just one of millions of galaxies that pervaded space, stretching beyond the vast distances probed by our most powerful telescopes?
The Higgs boson, named for the University of Edinburgh physicist Peter Higgs, works its magic by creating a sort of cosmic molasses that pervades space.
Virtually all galaxies appear to have been formed soon after the universe began, and they pervade space, even into the depths of the farthest reaches penetrated by powerful modern telescopes.
The particle is named for the University of Edinburgh scientist Peter Higgs, who was one of six physicists who suggested that a sort of cosmic molasses pervading space is what gives particles their heft.
Says Whitehead, "Mathematical physics presumes in the first place an electromagnetic field of activity pervading space and time.
Like the CMB, a cosmic neutrino background pervades space as a relic of the early universe and affects the growth of cosmic large-scale structure (LSS).
Melville House's office was once a warehouse, and a nose-to-the-grindstone atmosphere — part college library, part North Pole workshop — pervaded the space.
Disagreement over the proper degree of interactivity has also pervaded the space; too much and it becomes a game, too little and consumers wonder why they're going under the headset.
