Приклади вживання Dying star Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Just living and dying stars?".
Dying star offers glimpse of our sun's future.
Through that last dark cloud is a dying star.
Ultraviolet light from the dying star then makes the material glow.
It's actually a nebula wrapped around a dying star.
Ultraviolet light from the dying star makes the material glow.
A pair of black holes inside a dying star?
A dying star of Russian TV found on the Playground: details of the mysterious PE.
Could a pair of black holes form within a dying star?
And how amazing that the Mayans chose a dying star to represent their underworld.
The planet is similar to Neptune and is close to a dying star.
Three thousand light-years away, a dying star throws off shells of glowing gas.
Until recently,very few astronomers paused to ponder the fate of planets orbiting dying stars.
About 3300 light-years away from the Earth a dying star throws off shells of glowing gas….
But no one knows, and there are many other hypotheses,including those involving black holes and dying stars.
But, unlike a runner who can restore his energy with food anddrink, a dying star has no way to come back from the brink.
But some authors have consideredthat it may be some kind of oddly shaped planetary nebula- the remnants of a dying star[3].
Well, imagine a dying star heavier than the sun collapsing into a wad of matter just a dozen miles in diameter.
One of the hypotheses of forming a close pair of blackholes is that this pair is formed inside one dying star experiencing gravitational collapse.
According to Haggard and Rovelli,the loops' finite size prevents a dying star from collapsing all the way down into a point of infinite density, and the shrinking object rebounds into a white hole instead.
High-energy gamma-ray and X-ray telescopes visualise the most energetic dynamos in the cosmos, such as active galaxies,the remnants from massive dying stars, and accretion of matter around black holes.
But finally having the first observational example that puts a dying star in the right regime of mass, with the right behavior, and in a metal-poor dwarf galaxy is an incredible step forward.
For example, high-energy gamma-ray and X-ray telescopes tend to see the most energetic dynamos in the cosmos, such as active galaxies,the remnants from massive dying stars, accretion of matter around black holes, and so forth.
The combination of a large amount of dust surrounding a slowly dying star, along with the presence of a companion star, mean that this is exactly the type of system expected to create a bipolar planetary nebula.
In a study of more than 15,000 known white dwarfs around the Milky Way,a team of astronomers from the University of Warwick in the U.K. concluded that dying stars don't just fizzle out of existence- they first turn into luminous crystal orbs.
The other crucial area ofinvestigation is the hydrodynamics of the plasma that makes up the dying star; how it behaves during the core collapse determines when and how the shockwave forms and when and how it stalls and is reenergized.
It is an unstable isotope of beryllium, which quickly dissolves,but still high enough temperature the dying star, When it exceeds the kernel 100 million degrees Kelvin, These core live long enough, to merge with a third helium nucleus, creating a precious element- carbon-12.