Sentences with phrase «just as supernova»

The Florida Project loses the jagged iPhone imagery of that big breakthrough, but the colors (and characters) shine just as supernova - bright on 35 mm.

This is NOT to say the resurrection did or did not happen, it is to say with Troeltsch, that the resurrection is not a «historical» fact in the sense that it is not possible for historians to consider it — just as a supernova would not be a biological or sociological «fact» because it is outside their scope, don't mean novae don't happen!

Not exact matches

I'm reminded of some dude named Icarus... and of the term «hubris» and the phrase «pride before the fall»... McGregor was a supernova flash in the pan, and as I've said before, he's probably going to go out just as quickly.

And just as stars, supernova explosions, and the Big Bang's fading glow all give off different frequencies of light, they also send out different frequencies of gravitational waves.

Collectively, the findings support the notion that type Ia supernovas suffer from «stellar amnesia,» meaning that they «forget» the specifics of their earlier selves and become largely identical once they go off — just as astronomers hoped.

Cassiopeia A Just before it explodes as a supernova, a massive star is like an onion, with layers of different chemical compositions atop one another.

Spectacular as they are, these resurrections are just the prelude to the final act, when the undead star will go supernova, finally obliterating itself as it outshines our entire galaxy.

Rare giants with dozens of solar masses burn their fuel furiously and blow up as supernovas in just a few million years.

Hollingshead mentions the supernova and says what a spectacular sight it was, so even if the memory — the actual memory of seeing it when he was eight years old in 1572 was fading, but, you know, as an adult he has a chance to be reminded of just how incredible that thing was.

Just as in sports, astronomical records are made to be broken, and the latest one is a doozy: a supernova that briefly outshone the sun by a factor of 100 billion, doubling the brilliance of the previous record holder.

Soon after, pulsars were identified as rapidly spinning neutron stars, the remnants of supernova explosions; they weigh as much as the sun but are just a dozen miles wide.

And then I also thought about the fact that over the history of the life of the universe, neutrinos are not just produced by the sun, but when stars explode in a supernova, the most brilliant fireworks in the universe, as brilliant as those fireworks are, less than 1 percent of the energy of the star is coming out in light; 99 percent is coming out as neutrinos and so neutrinos are being, [and] every time [a star explodes there's] an incredible burst of neutrinos.

But this one, called KSN 2015K, was just about as bright as a regular supernova, so the team thinks it may have started out dim and then received an extra boost.

Just as in the large supernovae (hypernovae) cases, however, the end result is the formation of a single black hole surrounded by a disk.

Supernova just lies on the screen dead, boring as all hell.

But I believe that around the mid-1980s, when corporations began to become more powerful that some nation states, that the battle for critical democratic citizenship became just a smokescreen for the production of consumer citizenship and critical pedagogy as it was then conceived became more like a dying star about to go into a supernova stage and incinerate any hope we had for real educational transformation, locked as we were within a neoliberal state that was quickly consolidating itself (and that a few decades later would have transformed itself into a security state akin to fascism).

Also, the 3D effect in the Supernova x1 is adjustable so that it can be enhanced or reduced or even disabled completely, just as in the case of the 3DS.

So while it seems the SuperNova won't be as costly as its name might suggest, we don't have an inkling as to just much affordable it will be.