Examples of using Globular cluster in English and their translations into Czech
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Globular cluster.
It's where the globular clusters live.
A globular cluster sounds so wonderful.
Actually, it's more of a globular cluster.
Is the great globular cluster in Hercules. And this.
We will just send him back to the Globular Cluster.
Is the great globular cluster in Hercules. And this.
Out in the Milky Way's quiet suburbs are its senior citizens, the globular clusters.
And this… is the great globular cluster in Hercules.
The globular cluster sky would be crowded, but its glow would remain subtle.
Scientists don't know how globular clusters form.
Every globular cluster is like a swarm of bees bound by gravity every bee, a sun.
The Enterprise has entered the Amargosa Diaspora an unusually dense globular cluster.
Is the great globular cluster in Hercules. And this.
A galaxy called Centaurus A(sen-TOR-us Ay)is surrounded by thousands of globular clusters.
That globular cluster is located in an area nearly beyond known space.
And I started thinking that maybe this is something deeper. But then I heard about the globular cluster.
SAT 7 just picked up a globular cluster of pulsars approaching our solar system.
Our Galaxy, the Milky Way, is surrounded by about 150 groups of stars,which are called globular clusters.
Orbiting out in the halo, globular clusters are to the galaxy something like moons are to a planet.
Most of the fuzzy dots in this photo from the Hubble Space Telescope are globular clusters orbiting M87.
We set our course for globular cluster M12 to get an up-close view of the devastation.
Million light-years away,to a massive elliptical galaxy called M87 that looks something like a globular cluster itself.
There are about 160 globular clusters now known, but it's believed there were once many more of them.
But from a planet orbiting a star in a distant globular cluster, a still more glorious dawn awaits.
Globular clusters on the outskirts of other galaxies show that this is something many galaxies have in common.
This strange stuff isn't normally found in globular clusters but perhaps, for some unknown reason, these ones do have some?
Finding globular clusters takes us outside the chaotic disk of the galaxy, where most of the stars reside, and to a place called the galactic halo.
But then I heard about the globular cluster, and I started thinking that maybe this is something deeper.
These globular clusters aren't the only dark object in Centaurus A, at the centre of this galaxy lies a black hole that is 55 million times more massive than our Sun!
