Sentences with phrase «bigger galaxies mean»

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Krauss: Well, no and yes, I mean, [we] used to think the biggest problem was dark matter; dark matter is profoundly important to measure this stuff and the fact that we might see at the LHC is or indirectly with looking at annihilation of dark matter particles in the galaxy is profoundly important.

It is almost as big as the Milky Way but is «ultra-diffuse,» meaning it contains just a vanishing fraction of the stars found in our galaxy — only 1 percent, in this case.

The galaxies, which are forming stars very rapidly, are big for their age, meaning that astronomers might have to rethink current ideas about galaxy formation.

That means the Milky Way could well turn out to be the missing link in a long quest to answer one of science's biggest questions: Are there fundamentally different types of galaxies, as it appears, or do most galaxies merely look different because we're catching them at different stages of a single, common life cycle?

Two of the galaxies are at a redshift of 5.7, which means they formed stars 1 billion years after the Big Bang.

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I'm sure this is what Johns is after: the venture of thinking, as it tarries over the rules of its own delicate physicality (the string, the slats), grounded, as it were, by the generic images of thought — the painted mimesis of the frame's wood grain, the painted picture of a stellar galaxy, the symbol of the Big Dipper, the harlequin pattern, the word «BRIDGE» — all different means and modes of representing, of disciplining the riot of the real and making something meaningful.