Sentences with phrase «distorted space time»

The inaugural 1916 meeting drew Albert Einstein who had published a year earlier his general theory of relativity that included the prediction that the universe's colliding black holes and exploding stars distorted space time, something known as gravitational waves.

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Einstein's General Relativity theory of how mass distorts time and space was only proven a few weeks ago, but we've been basing advancements on it for the last 80 years.

Mind has thus a spatial aspect which distorts the real in spatializing it, and an aspect which is part of the real, i.e., extended in both space and time.

Within the functional world - village, to which technology has now shrunk mankind's space - time dimensions, information on a world or inter-continental scale is distorted, mutilated and ignored to a much greater degree than information within the nation - state systems.

DE: Where I think there is a crucial difference between Whitehead and Bergson is that Bergson says space distorts; the real thing is time, and his on - going duration would be time.

Albert Einstein first suggested massive objects distort space - time, the fabric of the cosmos, almost exactly a century ago.

That seeming paradox led Einstein to conclude that space and time are malleable things that become distorted at high speeds and fall apart entirely at the speed of light.

Mathematically, a black hole is a so - called singularity — a place where space and time become so distorted that the equations of general relativity yield infinities, rather than rational numbers, as solutions.

What we perceive as gravity is just a geometric effect, a consequence of the way massive objects distort the shape of space - time.

Einstein's general theory of relativity suggests that concentrating this kind of energy in a volume smaller than an atom might distort space and time enough to tear a hole in the fabric of the universe.

If two people were floating near, say, a pair of merging black holes, the space between them would grow and shrink as space - time was stretched and distorted by gravitational waves.

Gravity distorts both aspects of space - time, and any dynamic event — the gentle spinning of a planet or the violent colliding of two black holes — sends out ripples of gravitational waves.

Massive objects like galaxy clusters [2] warp and distort this space - time.

This works because clumps of dark matter distort the space - time around them.

Instead he argued that time is another dimension, woven together with space to form a malleable fabric that is distorted by matter.

By the time this matter has fallen past the point of no return, called the event horizon, it has concentrated the angular momentum of the black hole into a very small volume, which greatly distorts the surrounding space - time.

To get the needed resolution — 20 times that of other ground - based telescopes and 3 times that of even the Hubble Space Telescope — Ghez helped develop a technique that involved taking a rapid series of snapshots that could be «averaged» to cancel out the distorting effects of our atmosphere.

The setup could also be used to model other properties of a black hole, such as how it distorts space - time.

When gravitational waves permanently distort space - time, it causes a «memory» signal — which may help LIGO find some of the universe's most exotic objects

General relativity predicts that two massive objects in a tight orbit around each other will spiral in, slowly at first and then faster until they merge, distorting space - time in perturbations that ripple in all directions.

Gravitational waves, after all, distort the fabric of space - time.

Light rays emanating from a distant object behind a cluster pass through the distorted space - time, which causes the rays to bend and converge as they move toward an observer.

Additionally, Virgo's detector faced the same gravitational waves at a completely different angle, which gave scientists a fundamental new piece of information about gravitational waves — the polarization of gravitational waves, which is how space - time is distorted in the three spatial dimensions.

Proxima Midnight joined Glaive in the attack on Vision and Scarlet Witch, and in the comics, she's a formidable warrior with a spear forged from a sun distorted by space - time that contains the power of a new star and a supernova.

The particle accelerator incident depicted in The Cloverfield Paradox is the central catalyst which creates the events of all previous Cloverfield movies, opening up rifts in time and space, distorting reality and dragging monsters from across alternate dimensions.

Thanos made it for her out of a sun that was trapped in distorted space - time, like if you somehow turned a supernova - black hole into a spear.

Like a singularity bending time and space, this startup had distorted the publishing industry around it.

The game puts players in the role of the nefarious P.B. Winterbottom, a pie - snatching ne'er - do - well who suddenly finds himself able to distort time and space to his liking.

«It distorts the very fabric of space and time.»

Moataz Nasr's work treads on personal identities distorted by the march of time, and Theo Eshetu draws us into a captivating kaleidoscopic space in which past, present, and future converge.

The resulting works, which he describes as «performative landscapes» are both rhythmic and poetic - distorting speed, gravity, space and time; exploring visual and spatial paradoxes.»

Ann Lislegaard (b. 1962) uses science fiction as a starting point for video and sound installations that explore surreal and alternative realms, where light interacts with space, time is unregulated, and rigid architectural constructs distort and become fluid structures.

So, rather than blowing away UHI, the wind simply distorts is space - time functional output.