«It looked out to about 3,000 light - years distance, looking to characterize how many planets have stars around them, and then are they small rocky ones or
big gas planets like Jupiter, and so on.
Not exact matches
Since this «
Big Bang» galaxies, stars and
planets have gradually congealed out of the
gases released by that unique and momentous cosmic event.
The basic architecture of our solar system, where things go in circles, and there are small rocky
planets close to the sun and
big massive
gas giants far from the sun, is certainly not the only architecture.
Boss has recently proposed a similar effect to explain the discovery of two
gas giants and two so - called super-Earths, or
big rocky
planets, each orbiting a small red dwarf star.
S: Many people working in the
big energy companies have great hopes that there are vast resources of natural
gas around the
planet that will keep us going for many decades.
«Rare isotopes will help us to understand how stars processed some of the hydrogen and helium
gas from the
Big Bang into elements that make up solid
planets and life,» Wrede said.
Although tentative, this correlation makes sense: the fewer metals a Jupiter - mass
gas giant possesses, the more lightweight hydrogen and helium it has, so the
bigger and fluffier the
planet should be.
Bigger than the
planet Mercury, it has a thick, opaque atmosphere; complex weather; and lakes of liquid natural
gas.
There are hundreds of
planets a little
bigger than Earth, but so far no way to know if they are «super-Earths,» or micro-sized
gas and ice
planets like Neptune, or something different altogether, he said.
There are hundreds of
planets a little
bigger than Earth out there, Macintosh said, but there is so far no way to know if most of them are really «super-Earths» or just micro-sized
gas and ice
planets like Neptune, or something different altogether.
Studies have shown that releases of greenhouse
gases in recent years have played a
big role helping to warm the
planet.
Both objects formed among the rocky and icy protoplanets beyond the Solar System's «ice line» now located around 2.7 AUs, but the early development of Jupiter apparently prevented such large protoplanets between the
gas giant and
planet Mars from agglomerating into even
bigger planetary bodies, by sweeping many into pulverizing collisions as well as slinging them into the Sun or Oort Cloud, or even beyond Sol's gravitational reach altogether.
The other reality is that General Motors (one of the
biggest makers of
gas - guzzlers on the
planet) has done an admirable job with its first effort in this sub-segment.
It has, in fact, worked so well that the United States will overtake Russia this year as the
biggest combined oil and natural
gas producer on the
planet and is expected to pass Saudi Arabia as the number one oil producer by 2017.
The left says global warming is a real - time crisis requiring swift curbs on smokestack and tailpipe
gases that trap heat, and that
big oil,
big coal and antiregulatory conservatives are trashing the
planet.
Bizarrely, the IBUKU maps prove exactly the opposite of all conventional expectations revealing that the least industrialized regions are the
biggest emitters of greenhouse
gases on the
planet.
If there's no radiation from the Sun, no heat capacity in the model
planet, no mass
big enough to effect pressure changes («real» ideal
gases which don't have mass), nothing much is happening because there's no movement, (movement from the play of hot and cold volumes as hot
gases rise and cold sink, becoming less dense and gaining density), but,
This doesn't make a lot of sense: Are wine and beer
bigger threats to the
planet than oil and
gas?
There is a contradiction between the claim that the
planet is threatened by anthropogenic greenhouse
gases and dispensation for some of the largest producers and potentially
biggest users.
Oil billionaires Charles and David Koch are the nation's most prominent funders of efforts to prevent curbs on fossil - fuel burning, the
biggest contributor to
planet - warming greenhouse
gases.