Sentence examples for planetary velocity from inspiring English sources

The first English use seems to be in the 1850 translation (by E. C. Otté) of Alexander von Humboldt's Cosmos: " and the regular appearance, about the 13th of November and the 11th of August, of shooting stars, which probably form part of a belt of asteroids intersecting the Earth's orbit and moving with planetary velocity".

This one has suffered no great insult and has been very gently blasted to planetary escape velocity".

If a collision is powerful enough, it can send debris flying faster than a planetary bodies' escape velocity and out into the solar system.

Tau Ceti was a target of a few radial velocity planetary searches.

We then derived the four dimensionless parameters, which are defined as follows, (6) (7) (8) and (9) where Rpl and Vesc are the planetary radius and escape velocity, respectively, evap and ρvap are the specific energy and the density of the initial vapor cloud.

He noted that, while it had the appearance of a planetary nebula, the measured velocity of expansion was much too large to belong to that classification.

Although they were cautious about claiming a planetary detection, their radial-velocity observations suggested that a planet orbits the star Gamma Cephei.

The analytic results match the numeric simulations very well as long as the velocity of the planetary motion is sufficiently small.

However, the centrifugal forces caused small vibrations of the pendulum balancers, which increased with the increase of the velocity of the planetary motion.

This jitter, or a random and shaky appearance that clouds the accuracy of measurements, made it difficult to easily verify the radial velocity of the planetary candidate's host star, which usually leads summarily to the planet's confirmation.

Kepler, on the contrary, affirms the reality of changes in the velocities of the planetary motions and provides a physical account for them.