Sentence examples for star producing from inspiring English sources

This turns the body into a main sequence star, producing light, heat and enough radiation pressure to stop gravitational collapse.

But this should cause dust to scatter around the star, producing an excess of infra-red radiation that should be easily detected from Earth.

Such a planet should take about a year to circle a Sun-like star, producing only one blip a year in its starlight.

The problem with a pop star producing a documentary about her life — and in this, too, there are many precedents, from Madonna's "Truth or Dare" to Beyoncé's "Life Is but a Dream" to Katy Perry's "Part of Me" to Justin Bieber's "Never Say Never" — is that the resulting film often either feels like unapologetic hagiography or is revealing only in extraordinarily calculating ways.

After studying x-ray observations of the remnant clouds, the astronomers concluded that the stars exploded when they were only 100 million years old, instead of the 1 billion to 1.5 billion years old for a typical star producing a Type Ia.

NASA also noted the possibility this object could be a spinning neutron star producing a wind of high energy particles.

Matter flowing outward from a star produces a stellar wind analogous to the solar wind, but one that is often much more extensive and violent.

In 1973, Clint Eastwood, who was already a major star, produced and acted in Michael Cimino's first film as a director, "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot".

Jane Campion's Bright Star, produced with Australia and France, stood out for its tender, detailed depiction of the last years of the poet John Keats, viewed through the eyes of his lover and betrothed, Fanny Brawne.

The combined appeal of De La Hoya and Mayweather, the irrepressible, outsize self-promoter and moonlighting World Wrestling Entertainment star, produced those 2.4 million pay-per-view purchases, a million more than De La Hoya's earlier peak, against Felix Trinidad.

So why didn't the death of the massive star produce a black hole?