Sentence examples for stellar radiation from inspiring English sources

The energy of stellar radiation can cause those bonds to snap.

Thermodynamically, photosynthesis based on stellar radiation may be the optimal source of energy for extraterrestrial life.

Stellar radiation may have erased the oppositely handed forms of such molecules before the Earth was formed.

Stellar radiation can apparently enter the cloud through channels where the dust (and gas) density is lower than average.

He said that a dynamic front of stellar radiation "eats away" at the molecular cloud until it is stalled by a denser cloud core.

Other pieces come from the gentler expulsion of the outer parts of aging stars, pushed out by powerful winds of stellar radiation.

Coevally to the need for the development of new morphotypes, early land plants required adaptations to cope with the exposure to increased solar and stellar radiations, which endangered their genetic information.

Deeper within it, as dust blocks out an increasing amount of stellar ultraviolet radiation, the cloud becomes darker and colder.

The emission lines from C+, C0, and CO show that the edges of the molecular clouds are very convoluted spatially, with stellar ultraviolet radiation able to penetrate surprisingly far throughout the cloud despite the absorption of dust.

The hot exoplanet CoRoT-1b is used as a test case for the hypothesis that TiO and VO molecules (which can exist in equilibrium at high temperatures) can create a temperature inversion in the planet by absorbing stellar ultraviolet radiation.

The He-like forbidden and intercombination line ratios of N,O,Ne, and Mg are determined by the strong stellar UV radiation field and yield upper limits to the radial distances at which these lines originate.