Sentences with phrase «about gravity from»

Its results mesh with what physicists know about gravity from Einstein, and when gravity is very weak, it reduces to the behavior Milgrom envisioned in his first MOND papers.

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The deal gives iQiyi streaming rights to a list of about 200 Warner Bros. movies, from the Harry Potter film franchise to Academy Award - winner Gravity.

Using a series of complex maneuvers, TESS will boost away from the Earth and, using the gravity of the Moon as a catapult, end up in an orbit that extends about 232,000 miles beyond Earth.

If there was a God, it wouldn't be hard from him / her to create a message that was not confusing to ancient Hebrews (and not just those who read) about gravity waves and dark matter.

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Oh, and there are lots of questions about where gravity comes from in the last century.

But to say just because YOU don't happen to understand how gravity works means that it must be from «God» is about the dumbest statement i've heard...

A couple of years later Webb wrote to me, saying, «I was, if you recall, going to write about you, beginning with this sentence: «A screaming came across the sky...» (stolen from Gravity's Rainbow) but never got the chance.»

He knows about it, but he is glad that those whom he loves are spared from the gravity and, burden of the knowledge which is laid upon him.

With gravity he spoke about self - discipline (as when a teenage Tiger cut his own curfew by an hour) and self - reflection because «that's the way the universe operates,» he said, «from truth.»

DrK, your version seems a smidge more central, but it still puts a very large amount of weight up high and changes the center of gravity from about 2 feet off the ground (bottom of the cart where food goes) to 4.5 feet or higher.

It's possible she even learned some letters from those blocks, although to me it looked like she was mainly learning about gravity, and what kind of noise wooden blocks make when they fall from a height onto a parquet floor, and that corners are pointy.

«It's all about getting away from gravity,» says Charles Sackett, a physicist at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville and a CAL experimenter.

The anomaly is about a 10 billionth of the acceleration due to gravity on earth, so it's a 10 - billionth g of a g force, so it's a very, very small effect you're looking for and the kick you get, the rebound you get from light and heat coming off the spacecraft, is also very, very small.

«Quantum foam» — grainy bumps in the fabric of space - time — might explain why light from a distant galaxy arrived four minutes later than expected, offering clues about the real nature of gravity

About 10 feet from the seafloor, a trigger core hits bottom and releases the main core, which drops the remainder of the way by gravity and buries itself in the mud.

Shapiro calculated that the sun's gravity well should delay the radar signal by about 200 microseconds, compared with its time back from Mercury without the sun nearby.

Until we have a theory that effectively integrates quantum mechanics and gravity, theoretical physicists are likely to remain almost as puzzled as everyone else about what goes on at the heart of a black hole — although that hasn't stopped them from trying to work it out.

When they grew to about 10 times the mass of Earth, their gravity pulled in gas from their birth cloud, giving them thick atmospheres made mainly of hydrogen around their solid cores.

It is 10 times as far from the sun as Earth is, its thick atmosphere is tinged with methane (the air would burst into flame if oxygen were present), and it has about a seventh of Earth's surface gravity.

Among many more was Project Orion, a 20 - storey egg - shaped starship whose escape from Earth's gravity would have been powered by about 200 nuclear explosions.

The rain of solar photons imparts about a billionth of the acceleration from gravity that we feel on Earth.

But measurements from the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellites, which weigh ice by measuring its gravitational tug from space, suggest that West Antarctica as a whole is losing ice — together with the Antarctic Peninsula, about 150 cubic kilometers per year as of 2005.

Einstein revolutionised our perceptions a century ago when, in his theories of relativity, he first forbade anything in the cosmos from travelling faster than the speed of light, and then bundled both space and time into one unified space - time that can be warped by gravity (see «How to think about... Space - time «-RRB-.

Any attempt to explain cosmic structure involves extrapolating from the Planck era, 10 43 seconds after the big bang, when strange effects like quantum gravity were important, to the present Universe which is about 10 billion years old.

Passing within about 100,000 kilometers, or roughly a quarter of the Earth — moon distance, the researchers propose that asteroids feel a sufficient influence from Earth's gravity to induce what Binzel calls «a little bit of tidal stress, a little tug - of - war with the Earth.»

But it turns out we can actually indirectly measure gravity waves by looking out at the cosmic microwave background that's come to us from the big bang and imprinted in there, it turns out for reasons I think I won't talk about here, [is] a signal maybe of the big bang and I've just, in fact, written a bit about how you might be able to entangle that signal.

You can already see hints of this from the Gravity Tank survey: app users spend about 25 per cent less time reading newspapers, watching TV or using a computer since they started using apps.

Pretty much everything we know about gravity comes from Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein.

About 425 years ago, Galileo Galilei supposedly dropped pairs of balls of different sizes and materials from the Leaning Tower of Pisa to show that all objects accelerate at the same rate under gravity's pull.

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These objects also get flung about by the gravity of the central IMBH, causing them to be found at greater distances from the cluster's center than would be expected if no black hole existed.

More insight into the moon may come next year from NASA's Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL), twin spacecraft that will orbit the moon and map its gravitational field in search of clues about its interior structure.

Plenty of people saw apples fall from a tree, but at least according to legend, it was only Isaac Newton who was prompted to think deeply about gravity.

For an object of 2.5 million solar masses, its Schwarzschild radius — or outer edge of the «gravity well» from which not even light itself can escape from the black hole's pull — would be only about 7.5 million kilometers.

Hubble Space Telescope observations indicate that the two galaxies, pulled together by their mutual gravity, will crash together about 4 billion years from now.

Though earlier studies clearly showed that astronauts on these extended missions suffered serious deficits from lengthy times in a low - gravity environment, including dizziness when standing up, considerable loss of bone mass, and impaired muscle function, little was known about the effects of long - term space flight on the heart and vascular system.

Dubbed «CL J1001 +0220,» or «CL J1001» in short, the galaxy cluster is located about 11.1 billion light - years from Earth, pushing back the formation time of galaxy clusters — which consist of thousands of galaxies bound together by gravity — by about 700 million light - years, NASA said.

This object may be a neutron star that contains approximately the mass of two Suns condensed into a sphere only about 20 km (12 mi) across, or alternatively an even more compact black hole, a collapsed star whose gravity is so strong that not even light can escape from it.

The best explanation for the observations is that a suspected unseen planet, about one to 20 times the mass of Jupiter and in an orbit within the secondary disk, is using gravity to sweep up material from the primary disk.

From the results of a first observing run, we show that the use of matched filtering improves our adaptive optics system performance, with increases in on - sky H - band Strehl measured up to about a factor of 1.1 with respect to a conventional centre of gravity approach.

«Once a protostar reaches a threshold of about 20 solar masses, the pressure exerted by its radiation should overpower gravity and prevent it from growing any bigger.

The discovery by the Juno spacecraft that Jupiter's gravity field is north — south asymmetric5 and the determination of its non-zero odd gravitational harmonics J3, J5, J7 and J9 demonstrates that the observed zonal cloud flow must persist to a depth of about 3,000 kilometres from the cloud tops6.

But there's a catch: Kickstarter later asked Gravity Blanket to tone down the language about «treating» specific conditions, and some sections were eventually removed from the brand's page.

We multiply awareness approaches to switch the center of gravity from the mind to the body and the heart to bring about feelings of inner peace and serenity conducive to a regenerating sleep.

Water, even though Cheryl isn't crazy about it, deep water with a belt or shallow between navel and nipple depth walking is wonderful for removing the effects of gravity and allowing full range of motion with some resistance from the water.

But think about it: You have to work harder to slow your body from falling against gravity's pull.

A common theme in these workshops was recognizing personal boundaries, whether they be around receiving touch, the information you reveal about yourself, taking space from someone's gravity, and so on.

But try as he might, it still sounds like Tarantino boasting in vain about how clever he is, and has none of the gravity of, say, the watch story from Pulp Fiction.

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