Sentences with phrase «at visible wavelengths»

Light at visible wavelengths caused the molecule to expand back into the opening and block the channel.

This reduction was partially compensated in the total solar output by an increase in radiation at visible wavelengths.

The cloud rotating into view at the lower - right limb grew into the large storm that was seen by amateur astronomers at visible wavelengths.

Even that small amount of dust is enough to make the disks opaque and dark at visible wavelengths.

For the first time, a «shock breakout» in an exploding supergiant star was discovered at visible wavelengths.

The sky is clear at visible wavelengths, and when not clouded.

But observations to prove the notion have been hard to come by, because the atmosphere can't readily be seen at visible wavelengths when the moon is eclipsed.

The expanding cloud of superhot gas left by the explosion is now barely detectable at visible wavelengths, but it is an extremely strong source of X-rays.

«Due to their great distance and dustiness, these galaxies remain completely undetected at visible wavelengths,» noted Riechers.

In the past, researchers have focused on studying the corona at ultraviolet wavelengths from space, and at visible wavelengths from the ground.

Still, the zodiacal light illuminates the heavens there and obscures faint objects; it is the main diffuse background at visible wavelengths.

Light at visible wavelengths closes the valve, the team reports today in Science.

This makes it the radio analogue of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, which uses a wide - field 2.5 - metre telescope in New Mexico, US, to image large swathes of the sky at visible wavelengths and create 3D maps of millions of galaxies.

Perry has tantalising evidence that many other galaxies with large fields exist at even greater distances, but it is impossible to disentangle the measurements without corroboration at visible wavelengths.

The map has been superimposed over an image of Jupiter taken at visible wavelengths with the NASA / ESA Hubble Space Telescope.

Light from the supernova heats up the gas and dust in the surroundings, making it glow at visible wavelengths, while the cooler dust produced in the explosion shines at IR wavelengths (figure 1).

«We found in the Pan-STARRS1 imaging that SDSS1133 has been getting significantly brighter at visible wavelengths over the last 6 months and that bolstered the black hole interpretation and our case to study SDSS1133 now with HST,» said Yanxia Li a UH Manoa graduate student involved in the analysis of the Pan-STARRS1 imaging in the study.

HDST's exquisite image quality at visible wavelengths (with more than 25 times the resolving power of the Hubble Space Telescope) and high sensitivity all the way into the ultraviolet part of the spectrum (100 times more sensitive than Hubble), combined with a versatile set of imaging and spectroscopic instruments, will trigger profound breakthroughs in astrophysics.

This absorption is so strong at visible wavelengths that the central part of the Milky Way can not be seen.

The solar radiation «envelope» penetrates the ocean to 100 metres at visible wavelengths but to much shallower depths as the wavelength increases.

The exposure of bare ice and development of surface meltwater pools also reduces surface albedo, primarily in the near - infrared but also at visible wavelengths.

Hubble captures something close to real colors, but in similarly processed images from the infrared Spitzer Space Telescope, all stars appear blue (because stars emit more light at visible wavelengths and in the near - infrared).

For the first time, a «shock breakout» in an exploding supergiant star has been discovered at visible wavelengths.

CO2 seems pretty transparent at visible wavelengths, so you could try the sun's surface temperature, about 5000 K...

The idea is to blot out the light of a star and zero in on a small planet, right next to it in the sky and 10 billion times fainter (at visible wavelengths) than it.

At visible wavelengths, both regions look the same as the rest of the Martian surface.

At visible wavelengths, Hinode's imager can resolve features on the solar surface as small as 150 kilometers.

Sometimes the process is accompanied by a supernova, when the star's outer layers explode outwards to produce a brilliant flash of light at visible wavelengths.

Now there is an epoch up to about 300,000 years after the Big Bang which will never be visible to us at visible wavelengths.