Sentence examples for ring of matter from inspiring English sources

Present Chandra observations show the hot gas shell sweeping toward a ring of matter ejected by the star thousands of years before it exploded.

Recent observations of SN 1987A with the Hubble Space Telescope revealed gradually brightening hot spots from a ring of matter ejected by the star thousands of years before it exploded.

This push creates a thin ring of gaseous matter that breaks away from the rest of the system, which in turn contracts a little more until such time as another ring of matter is deposited inward of the first.

It is thought that it has a "birth ring" of matter around it that is in the process of coalescing into planets.

After all, the gravity from neighboring stars in the cluster would wreak havoc on the ring of matter, possibly ripping it apart; and stellar winds and ultraviolet radiation from other hot, young stars nearby would blow much of the dusty debris away.

It is well known that particulate matter is drawn to the periphery of evaporating droplets, hence once evaporation is complete a ring of dried matter can be deposited (depending on the wetting conditions of the original drop).

The map revealed a ring of dark matter 2.6m light years across, surrounding the galaxies.

The weak lensing mass reconstruction of Jee et al 2007 suggested the existence of a "ring" of dark matter surrounding the system.

The most plausible explanation is that the cluster contains a distinct ring of dark matter without any accompanying ordinary matter.To try to find out where this ring had come from, the team trawled through previous literature on the cluster.

Jee said he stumbled upon the ring of dark matter in late 2004, while studying the galaxy cluster in the constellation Pisces.

The technique Jee and his team used to find the ring of dark matter is called gravitational lensing, in which light from a distant source is bent as it passes through very massive structures on its way to an observer.