Sentence examples for tons of matter from inspiring English sources

In a single cubic centimetre of neutron star material there are around 100m tons of matter.

According to the formula E = mc2, more than four million tons of matter literally disappear into radiation each second.

With scenes that show some of the craters at the atomic test site, places where 12 million tons of matter dematerialized in 1962, "Mulholland Falls" alludes to the old Nevadan light, too bright to be looked at yet a tourist show at 5 30 in the morning -- blast-off time -- when the casinos swayed like Ann-Margret.

What could be so important that you need to take your eyes off the road as you're hurtling several tons of matter though spacetime at high speeds?

And when you think about the physical absurdities an airplane overcomes - lifting tons of matter and soaring as though weightless at hundreds of miles per hour - it doesn't seem like the incidental expense you'd really try to save money on.

Rising 17 stories above the Hudson River and as wide as Yankee Stadium, the towers would emit 100 tons of particulate matter annually, in an area that was declared by the federal government as exceeding health standards for particulate matter.

In a year the river carries an average of 8.6 million tons of dissolved matter to the sea.

Early results showed that Buckeye Egg Farm, an egg-laying operation in Ohio, released hundreds of tons of particulate matter every year.

"We don't want to live next to 4,000 tons of particulate matter" -- the amount the plant's opponents say the smokestack would discharge annually.

For the past 11 years, the records compiled by Dr. David Morris, head of the Central Park Observatory, show an average content of 1.22 tons of extraneous matter per cubic mile of N.Y.

The dock was encrusted with nearly two tons of biological matter, including a few species with "potential for really serious harm" to local ecosystems, according to Jim Eckman, director of the California Sea Grant Program.