Sentence examples for with enough gravity from inspiring English sources

It means that Gliese 581g is the right distance from its sun to be in the habitable zone, able to sustain liquid water and with enough gravity to retain an atmosphere.

Could it be that some clusters are harboring dark matter, the mysterious stuff that provides galaxies with enough gravity to hold together?

It provides nearly as high a vacuum as space--meaning no atmospheric distortion of images--but with enough gravity to allow ultrathin liquid mirrors on giant optical telescopes to hold their shape.

Arid, lifeless, with barely enough gravity to keep those lightweights from floating off into irrelevance.

Gravitation wins: The Universe expands rapidly to start with, but there's enough gravity to pull things back together, eventually.

Objects with large mass have enough gravity to retain any material ejected by a violent collision.

Many theorists believe that the gas giants began with rocky cores with masses equal to about 10 Earths, giving them enough gravity to gobble up their gas shells.

Using such measurements, astrophysicists have estimated the amount of mass in our galaxy and come up with a value too small to generate enough gravity to prevent the outermost stars from whizzing into space.

In places where there's not enough gravity for wheeled vehicles to gain traction, Hedgehog moves in hops and flips – absorbing shocks with its bulbous corners.

pic.twitter.com/exDR9IWdAD March 3, 2014 Updated at 3.24am GMT 3.11am GMT WIN - GRAVITY (SOUND EDITING) Sure enough, Gravity promptly widens the gap.

Asteroids have just enough gravity for something as small as a Sprite to stick, Peck explains.