Приклади вживання When a star Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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When a star like the Sun starts to die, it bloats up into a red giant.
This cloud of gas formed some 3500 years ago when a star like the Sun reached the end of its life and ejected its outer layers into space.
When a star like the sun begins to run out of fuel, it becomes a red giant.
This cloud of gas formed some 3500 years ago when a star like the Sun reached the end of its life and ejected its outer layers into space.
When a star was not a separate chamber, he agreed to continue treatment and flew to Minnesota.
Artist conception of a tidal disruption event(TDE) that happens when a star passes fatally close to a supermassive black hole.
When a star, such as the Sun, dies, it turns into a red giant that burns the nearest planets.
The inset features an artist's illustration of a tidal disruption event(TDE), which occurs when a star passes fatally close to a supermassive black hole.
However, when a star runs out of nuclear fuel, gravity gets the upper hand and the material in the core is compressed even further.
These newly discovered rare objects are probably among the youngest protostars ever found,bringing astronomers closer to witnessing the moment when a star begins to form.
Prof Zijslra explains:"When a star dies it ejects a mass of gas and dust- known as its envelope- into space.
When a star explodes, its outer shell is cast off and it travels outward into space gathering up material, and it produces a little shell.
We know from theory that black holes andneutron stars form when a star dies, but we have never seen them right after they're born,” said Margutti.
When a star slightly bigger than our sun runs out of fuel to burn, it shrinks down into a dimmer, denser state known as a white dwarf.
We know from theory that black holes andneutron stars form when a star dies, but we have never seen them right after they are born,” Margutti said in the release.
When a star with a mass similar to or a few times more than that of our Sun approaches the end of its life, its outer layers are thrown off into space.
All you can see is the deflection of the light around them, and occasionally, when a star or a cloud of gas comes into their orbit, it is ripped apart by tidal forces, forming what we call an accretion disk.
When a star with a mass up to eight times that of the Sun approaches the end of its life, it blows off its outer shells and begins to lose mass.
Supernova explosions, that take place when a star has reached the end of its life, occur on average once or twice every 100 years in our Milky Way.
When a star like our Sun gets to be old, in another seven billion years or so, it will no longer be able to sustain burning its nuclear fuel.
One hypothesis about the increased activity is that when a star called S0-2 made its closest approach to the black hole during summer 2018, it launched a large quantity of gas that reached the black hole this year.
When a star with a mass up to eight times that of the Sun runs out of fuel at the end of its life, it blows off its outer shells and begins to lose mass.
This is what happens when a star goes supernova, it sends out a gravitational wave that changes the time-space of everything it touches.
When a star during its evolution crosses the Hertzsprung gap, it means that it has finished core hydrogen burning, but is yet to start hydrogen shell burning.
When a star like our sun gets to be very old, after another seven billion years or so, it will no longer be able to sustain burning its nuclear fuel.
When a star ages and the red giant phase of its life comes to an end, it starts to eject layers of gas from its surface leaving behind a hot and compact white dwarf.
Events like this, when a star interacts with a black hole, are called“destruction under the influence of tide-generating forces,” and in the course of them X-rays arise that scientists can observe for years.
When a star in the foreground passes exactly between us and a background star, gravitational microlensing results in a perfectly circular ring of light- a so-called‘Einstein ring,'” said Oswalt.