Sentences with phrase «bodies collide»

«We Have Always Lived in the Future,» a group show at Flux Factory in Long Island City through April 22, is a multivalent investigation of how bodies collide with technology.

Battles are fairly intense as bodies collide with each other in spectacular fashion.

As these protoplanetary bodies collide, gravity pulls them together into ever - larger bodies.

The seeming abundance of rocky super-Earths lends support to the core accretion model of planet formation, in which small rocky bodies collide and clump together to grow into these objects.

The research team investigated what happens when different sized bodies collide at different angles at speeds ranging from 20 to 3,000 meters per second.

Bodies collided and strategies corroded under the intensity of divergent philosophies.

Perhaps she also flinched when the bodies collided, shocked at the force with which Jack and the others crashed into one another, protected — if that's not too generous a word — by meek shoulder pads, thinly - padded canvas pants and leather helmets (well before the face mask).

If there are bodies colliding at 100 mph, something went wrong, and that's the point.

The prevailing theory holds that the moon was created from debris knocked loose when a Mars - size body collided with the embryonic Earth.

Earth's moon probably formed when a large body collided with the young planet and sent hot mantle material flying into space.

A more recent theory claims that a Mars - size body collided with the early Earth and kicked up debris that formed the Moon.

Rumors are swirling about an asteroid or some other large body colliding with the earth.

For this exhibition Benedict Drew has brought together an exciting group of contemporary artists working in diverse media with a particular interest in the body's intersection with the object, with machines effect on the physical and how text and speech can unfold scenarios where the world and the body collide.

If you are another body colliding with the first, then the ensemble consisting of the surviving remnants of the bodies and the debris will still be in free fall.

Leif Svalgaard (15:46:56): kadaka (15:18:47): My own assessment of the sequence of events is 1) fusion turn on heating the solar system disk 2) small dust / meteorites condense from the disk 3) they collect into larger bodies 4) protoearth and large body collide and both protoearth and that body anre completely shattered to pieces 5) the pieces reassemble into the Earth and the Moon several millions of years probably elapsed between each of these steps.

Not exact matches

He theorized (and this is put very basically mind you all, so please correct me if I get something drastically wrong) that since the stars and planets and other bodies in space do not collide into one another as chaos would prescribe, and since they are set so perfectly apart that their gravity doesn't pull them into one another, there must be something that set it up perfectly to not allow that.

It is not a space in which moving bodies can collide and interact.

At the awards cookout with the amazingly tough solo riders — they walk gingerly, most with at least one body part swollen, scraped or bandaged — I find Pete Bajema, the cyclist who'd collided with the black cow.

If their bodies touch or collide it will disturb their comfortable sleep.

A Temple University psychology associate professor explains what happens when sedatives and stimulants collide in the body

Many planetary embryos were Mars - sized bodies, such as the one that collided with Earth to give rise to the Moon.

A group of scientists believe that a previously unexplained isotopic ratio from deep within Earth may be a signal from material from the time before Earth collided with another planet - sized body, leading to the creation of the Moon.

The prevailing view has been that planets mostly accumulate water only long after they form: If a young planet with water trapped in its rocks collides with another heavenly body or even large debris — common occurrences in the cosmos — the impact would, presumably, drive accumulated water into space, leaving many planets bone - dry.

The colliding body would have been approximately one - third the size of Mars.

These bodies probably broke up when they collided at high speed with other large asteroids in the crowded asteroid belt, says astronomer Jake VanderPlas of the University of Washington.

They're made when a meteoroid in space collides with a planet, moon or other astronomical body.

Shields — multiple layers of carbon and ceramic sheets — protected the solar panels and main body from damage by colliding dust grains.

Another possibility is that K2 - 229b was formed after a huge impact between two giant astronomical bodies in space billions of years ago — much like the theory that the Moon was formed after Earth collided with a body the size of Mars.

Perhaps Charon and the smaller moons formed during a tremendous collision, similar to the way theorists believe Earth's moon formed after our planet collided with a Mars - size body 4.5 billion years ago.

Modelling of Tau Ceti's dust disk observations by the astronomers indicate, however, that the mass of the colliding bodies up to 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) in size may total around 1.2 Earth - masses, compared with 0.1 Earth - masses estimated to be in the Solar System's Edgeworth - Kuiper Belt (Greaves et al, 2004).

Though the site noted the massive distances involved mean stellar bodies like the sun have low odds of actually colliding, the solar system could get pulled into the outskirts of the resulting merged galaxy or even ejected wholesale.

The laws of physics state that momentum is always conserved in a system, in that it can neither be created nor destroyed, but rather can be transferred between colliding bodies.

In addition to rocky asteroids and icier bodies further out from the Sun, many agglomerated into larger planetesimals that eventually collided to form planets like the Earth, and more than 250 minerals, including olivine and zircon, developed within the planetesimals with the help of melting, collisional shocks, and reactions with water.

You can't talk about yoga you must go direct, where body breath and soul collide, daily.

Welcome to pür body nutrition, a little place where rainbow hued plant - based foods + holistic wellness collide into one juicy avocado sandwich.

His body is perfect, but the search for his mother drives him out in the world, where he and Pressia collide.

Foamy white waves create a striking contrast as they collide with dark volcanic rock at Blackstone Beach; at Andicuri Beach, the turquoise water attracts daring body surfers between jagged cliffs; and Boca Ketu, near the park's famous Conchi natural pool, is a secluded spot with powdery sand to sit on while you admire the island's natural wonders in pure solitude.

Your body will collide with the earth and you will bear witness.

The growl of the engines at the starting line as the drivers wait for the green light feels weighty and full - bodied, the crunch of metal as cars collide is authentic and believable and the squeal of the tires as you drift around a corner is satisfying and will put a smile on your face.

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Just off Regent Street, where the heaving bodies and flickers of colour that illuminate the shop windows and populate the pavements collide, is the Bartha Contemporary Gallery.

In her work, the body — as a whole or in parts — becomes a dynamic point of sensation and convergence as materials collide, swell, and mutate into powerful, often grotesque, associations.

Both the list poem and the use of color serve the creation of a sensory space for the visitor to consider their own relationship to place as it collides into personal desires, grander narratives, and aching bodies.

The current exhibition of recent work at Goodman Gallery Cape, the first in Cape Town for five years, sets elements from these projects together with new work made especially for the exhibition — allowing the gallery to be the space where different bodies of work collide and make new connections.

Travelling through degrees of fiction and temporality, he will materialise into three time machines, three body doubles, collapsing, colliding and forever reproduced.

Their cooperation started off with a noteworthy performance at the Venice Biennale with both artists colliding against each other with their naked bodies — for 58 minutes.

Across films like «Human Factors» and «Soft Addiction», the collapse of «virtual» and «absolute» space causes internal and external languages to collide, as the body - and by extension our brains - respond to the small shifts in navigating the tools of daily life.

Invoking both the potential of fetishism and ritual in representation, de Jong treats the body as an ambivalent locus - a site where the power and failure of the ideal collide.

Painted bodies will pass through the gallery spaces, activating the show's multisensory elements to create a ceremonial environment where transience, absence, and presence collide.

Overarching themes of «voice» collide at Auto Body.