Use of supernova in Sentences. 28 Examples
The examples include supernova at the start of sentence, supernova at the end of sentence and supernova in the middle of sentence
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supernova at the start of sentence
- Supernova 3.1 includes new database interfaces and Unix System Labs' Tuxedo transaction processing monitor.
supernova at the end of sentence
- Because in the roiling cauldron of activity that galaxy formation, some stars go supernova.
- Susan Storm: Johnny , you were at 4,000 Kelvin . Any hotter, and you are approaching supernova.
- Energy radiation produced by mass defect can be used to explain some astronomical astronomical phenomena such as the eruption of supernova.
supernova in the middle of sentence
- The supernova explosion disrupts the binary.
- A supernova sprays space with many different elements.
- At least one supernova occurs per decade in our galaxy.
- Some of the supernova debris has recently been found in meteorites.
- The chances of a planet surviving a supernova always looked terribly slim.
- The supernova is located 163,000 light - years away in the Large Magellanic Cloud.
- A supernova is the last stage of stellar evolution, and is a violent astrophysical phenomena.
- Three of these four objects have possible, but unproved, associations with young supernova remnants.
- Since Johannes Kepler's supernova was spotted in 1604, astronomershaven't witnessed one in our own galaxy.
- The faint-object camera has also been looking at the remnants of the supernova which excited astronomers in 1987.
- So far, no one has found a possible candidate for the supernova that might have represented the Star of Bethlehem.
- These are colossal outbursts: at its peak a supernova may become at least fifteen million times as luminous as the Sun.
- These sources are generally viewed in projection against radio nebulae representing the remnants of supernova outbursts.
- By distorting them, supernova explosions may lead to the shredding of otherwise stable clouds by the tidal field of the nucleus.
- Modern detectors which should be capable of detecting the gravitational waves from a supernova collapse in our Galaxy are described.
- Another theory suggests that a supernova explosion occurred, destroying the companion sun and scattering its material toward our Sun.
- The red circle in the upper left part of this image is SN 1572, often called "Tycho's supernova" for Renaissance astronomer Tycho Brahe.
- OK, then find, the rings of supernova 1987A, the Eskimo Nebula, the Crab Nebula, Thor's Helmut, the Carhwheel Galaxy, and the Ant Nebula.
- Scientists are concerned that a special event, such as a sunspot or supernova might occur during this long period of communications blackout.
- By 2011 debris in the center of the ring, which is about a light-year in diameter, was blazing more intensely as the supernova entered a new stage of stellar demise.
- Most scientists agree a Type 1a supernova occurs when a white dwarf star -- a collapsed remnant of an elderly star -- exceeds its weight limit, becomes unstable and explodes.
- A needle dust as the model of the intergalactic dust is emploied, which is used to explain the reason why the supernova light tracks intergalactic space do not redden obviously.
- It should also help to determine whether most of the dust in the supernova remnant came from the massive star before it exploded, or from the rapidly expanding supernova ejecta.
- The supernova was named after the famous astronomer Tycho Brahe, who was one of the people who observed and recorded the supernova when it first appeared in the sky in November 1572.
