Sentence examples for stellar radiations from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

In general, this dust cannot be seen directly but can be detected from the infrared radiation it emits after being heated by nebular and stellar radiation.

And because it gets the right amount of stellar radiation, Kepler-186f is able to support liquid water, as opposed to ice or vapor.

Their main effect is to absorb stellar radiation; for photons unable to ionize hydrogen and for wavelengths outside absorption lines or bands, the dust grains are much more opaque than the gas.

It is also almost certainly tidally locked to its parent, meaning that one side is constantly baked and blasted by stellar radiation, while the other faces the freezing blackness of space.