Sentence examples for stellar matter from inspiring English sources
You can't observe the holes themselves, just the bad effects they have on their neighborhoods: gobs of stellar matter screaming out radiation as they are pulled toward what appears to be an omnivorous, bottomless pit.
If small galaxies contained enough dark matter, it could keep them intact even after several passes through the Milky Way mangle.To have stayed intact in the way that it has, according to Rosemary Wyse of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Sgr would need around 50 times as much dark matter as stellar matter.
If you understand how black holes slurp stellar matter, says Mushotzky, "you can use that to understand black holes themselves".
Here I present the detailed calculation of neutrino and antineutrino cooling rates due to key iron isotopes in stellar matter using the pn-QRPA theory.
As the dwarf sucks more and more material in, it reaches another hard and fast law that says only a certain amount of this type of stellar matter can hold together.
They map them by their event horizon and their effect on nearby stars and stellar matter.
The evolution of the Eta Carinae progenitor (Figures 6-11) illusthates that both three-body dynamics and stellar evolution matter, and neither can be neglected.
"Mr. Comey has a record dating back to 2004 of challenging and defying higher authorities, including President George W. Bush in the famous Stellar Wind matter, and is clearly a man who prides himself as a pillar of moral rectitude, who is willing to defy presidents and, in this case, his superiors at the justice department," Weiner said.
The mission, selected in a tough 1999 competition, would have been a boon to astronomers and astrophysicists eager for exact data on the location and brightness of stars, a critical metric for understanding stellar evolution, dark matter, and the distances between objects in the universe.
He wasn't looking for kudos and insisted on a similar attitude from everyone involved, no matter how stellar.
That is why some companies make it a policy to provide only the most basic information, no matter how stellar the employee was.
