Sentence examples for stellar lifetimes from inspiring English sources
While for triples, there is one type of hierarchy that is stable on long-terms (compared to stellar lifetimes), quadruples can be arranged in two distinct long-term stable configurations: the '2+2' or 'binary-binary' configuration, and the '3+1' or 'triple-single' configuration.
Cycles of nuclear burning and exhaustion of fuel regulate the evolution of a star, and sets the various phases during the stellar lifetime.
Though he is barely known today, dall'Aquila had a stellar reputation in his lifetime.
Once the hydrogen in the core of a star is nearly exhausted, almost all naturally occurring elements heavier than helium are created by stellar nucleosynthesis during the star's lifetime and, for some stars, by supernova nucleosynthesis when it explodes.
In his lifetime, the Frenchman enjoyed a stellar career, turning out over 700 works of art to an admiring public.
The stellar evolution is then continued until the final lifetime found in MESA.
Supergiants are tenuous stars, and their lifetimes are probably only a few million years, extremely short on the scale of stellar evolution.
To obtain an estimated lifetime of the progenitor, we first use SSE, which is a fast predictor of stellar properties based on parametrised stellar evolution tracks (Hurley et al. 2000).
Two teams of astronomers and astrophysicists studied distant stellar explosions called type Ia supernovae to measure how the universe has expanded over its 13.7-billion-year lifetime.
During the lifetime of a star, a major fraction of the star's mass is lost by means of stellar winds (HJGLM Lamers and Cassinelli 1999; Owocki 2013).
