Примери за използване на Large galaxies на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Large galaxies like our Milky Way are the result of mergers of smaller galaxies. .
Supermassive black holes are enormous gravity wells found in the center of large galaxies.
SMBHs are often found at the center of large galaxies, including our own galaxy,  the Milky Way.
This is the end-stage of galaxy  evolution for most galaxies,  butit relies on multiple large galaxies smashing together.
Like all large galaxies, the Milky Way is thought to have formed from smaller galaxies  in the early Universe.
Supermassive black holes live at the centre of most large galaxies, including our own galaxy,  the Milky Way.
The Milky Way, like all large galaxies, is thought to have formed from the build-up of smaller galaxies  during the early days of the Universe.
Hubble probed the dense, central regions of galaxies  andprovided decisive evidence that supermassive black holes reside in the centers of almost all large galaxies.
The Milky Way is, like all large galaxies, thought to have formed from smaller galaxies  in the early days of the Universe.
For over twenty years, researchers have searched unsuccessfully for evidence to support a theory that thousandsof black holes surround supermassive black holes(SMBHs) at the centre of large galaxies.
The Milky Way, like all large galaxies, is believed to have formed through the build-up of smaller dwarf galaxies  in the early years of the Universe.
But astronomers also know that much larger,  supermassive black holes lie at the heart of large galaxies including the Milky Way, where Sagittarius A* weighs as much as 400m suns.
Our Milky Way galaxy,  like all large galaxies, is suspected to have been formed by the accumulation of small dwarf galaxies  formed early in the universe.
However, to observe lower-frequency gravitational waves emittedby different astronomical sources, such as the merging of supermassive black holes at the centre of large galaxies, it is necessary to move the search into space.
When large galaxies merged in clusters, they were first forming clusters back then, meaning there was less mass-stripping and more starbursting when galaxies  interacted.
QUESTION: We presently find ourselves in the Milky Way Galaxy  of some 200 or so billion stars, and we know ormillions and millions of these large galaxies spread out through what we call space.
One strong andaccepted theory is that large galaxies are clustered together on structures similar to giant soap bubbles, with tinier galaxies  sprinkled on the surface of this"soapy" layer.
New research has revealed 574 massive, ancient galaxies  lurking in the night sky, andtheir existence so close to the time of the Big Bang calls into question scientists' best understanding of how large galaxies form.
Several dozen nearby large galaxies, including our own Milky Way galaxy,  that do not have an active center and do not show any activity similar to a quasar, are confirmed to contain a similar supermassive black hole in their nuclei(galactic center).
The Milky Way and Andromeda are encircled by twelve large galaxies arranged in a ring about 24-million light years across-- this'Council of Giants' stands in gravitational judgment of the Local Group by restricting its range of influence.".
All large galaxies have a black hole of this kind, but only a small fraction have sufficient matter in the right kind of orbit at their center to become active and power radiation in such a way as to be seen as quasars.
Thus it is now thought that all large galaxies have a black hole of this kind, but only a small fraction have sufficient matter in the right kind of orbit at their center to become active and power radiation in such a way as to be seen as quasars.
We think most large galaxies have a supermassive black hole at their center, but they are too far away for us to study how matter flows near it," said Q. Daniel Wang of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, who led a study published Thursday in the journal Science.
Every large galaxy is thought to have just one at its center.
These CD galaxies… are the largest galaxies in the universe.
The largest galaxies may be… six to 20 million light-years across.
As the universe evolves,such galaxies  merge together to form larger galaxies.
It's… a rather large galaxy, Captain.
Eventually they will merge together into one large galaxy.
Eventually, the four will likely merge into one large galaxy.