Sentence examples for star matching from inspiring English sources

We know now for sure that about 600 light years away the planet known as Kepler-22b orbits in one, even coming awfully close to an orbit around its star matching an Earth-year.

Also, the measured temperature of the neutron star matches that of one born at the same time of the supernova remnant.

(Thus if the star matches the metal abundance of the Sun, this value will be zero).

The spectrum of this star matches a stellar classification of G2 IV, with the luminosity class of 'IV' indicating this is a subgiant star.

It has nearly doubled the number of films it makes--some with budgets and big stars matching those of the major studios, and has bought a British entertainment giant with hundreds of movie screens and its own studio.

The Siebert game marked the end of benefit All-Star matches — until 1959.

This "All-Star" match saw a team, captained by Steven Gerrard, take on one captained by his former Anfield colleague Jamie Carragher.

Paul Gascoigne will return to ­football for a one-off "all-stars" match which is being staged to raise funds for League Two club Darlington.

But if Tennant is notable for the ability to move between tragedy and comedy, then his Broadchurch co-star matches him in such adaptability.

And in fact, setting aside the hydrogen and helium, the rest of Payne's results confirmed this prevailing view - the ratios of elements in the stars matched pretty well with what was on the earth.

Saturday's launch show will see the stars matched up with professional dance partners, with whom they will attempt to swing and shimmy their way to the final in Blackpool.