Sentences with phrase «light appeared brighter»

The light appeared brighter and more concentrated, giving it a much more effective and farther range.

Not exact matches

This appears to be similar to the claims of seeing a bright light during a near death experience.

At the same time my heart and soul all flowed out in love to Christ, so that there seemed to be a constant flowing and reflowing of heavenly love, and I appeared to myself to float or swim, in these bright, sweet beams, like the motes swimming in the beams of the sun, or the streams of his light which come in at the window.

Looking up, I thought I saw that same light [he had on more than one previous occasion seen subjectively a bright blaze of light], though it appeared different; and as soon as I saw it, the design was opened to me, according to his promise, and I was obliged to cry out: Enough, enough, O blessed God!

And the deeper the darkness, the brighter the light will appear.

Geoff, if all you've said in your article posting are true and nothing but the truth, then the success of Arsene Wenger as manager of Arsenal FC has appeared to be questionable at a stage in his management there and needing a bright light to see the reason behind the veil and unveiled it.

When illuminated by ultraviolet light they fluoresce and make products and fabrics appear brighter.»

More and brighter lights appeared to be the most cost - effective, short - term answer, said Jeff Acks, superintendent of parks and planning.

Light colors, on the other hand, make a room appear bigger and brighter.

These particles make colors appear to be brighter by absorbing invisible ultraviolet light and re-emitting it as blue light.

They are a chemical that is used to make clothing absorb UV light and appear brighter.

Optical brighteners are common in many brands of laundry detergent because they make clothes appear brighter and cleaner in ultraviolet light.

Hubble made an educated guess based on the reasoning that the brightest stars in each galaxy all shine with the same luminosity, like light bulbs of equal wattage, so the fainter they appear, the farther away they lie.

If you have a larger lens, it will be able to gather more light, and in turn, the image you see will appear brighter.

Exposure to bright light in the morning appears linked to reduced appetite and lower body weight, regardless of sleep patterns.

As they are opaque to visible light it is difficult for astronomers to observe their inner workings, and so other tools are needed to unveil their secrets — observations in the infrared or in the submillimetre parts of the spectrum, for example, where the dust clouds, only a few degrees over absolute zero, appear bright.

This «gravitational lensing» causes the supernova's light to appear brighter and sometimes in multiple locations, if the light rays travel different paths around the massive object.

Given the redshift of the light from this stellar explosion — which occurred about 10 billion years ago, when the universe was one third its current size — the object appeared much brighter than it would have been if [dust filling intergalactic space simply made the supernovae appear dim, as some researchers had proposed].

A WORLD NEXT DOOR Proxima Centauri casts a reddish glow over the surface of Proxima b (illustrated), the closest exoplanet to Earth, while two companion stars, Alpha Centauri A and B, appear as bright pinpricks of light.

As polarized light bounces off of these crystals, they appear as tiny bright dots when observed through the phone's camera lens — enabling an instant, accurate diagnosis.

They mostly appear as fleeting streaks of light lasting less than a second, but the brightest ones leave behind trails of vaporised gases and glowing air molecules that may take a few seconds to fade.

At a distance of 1,000 light - years — farther than most of the stars you can see on a clear night — it would appear about as bright as the sun.

The sky's two brightest points of light haven't appeared this close since May 2000.

Its nightside is lit by light reflected from Earth, which appears 50 times brighter from the moon than the full moon appears here.

The western side (tilted closer to the Earth) appears brighter in polarized light, while in total intensity the eastern side appears slightly brighter, particularly just to the east of the widest apparent separation points of the disk.

They reveal that, at that time, the Cassini Division and the C ring were brighter than the other rings in the mid-infrared light and that the brightness contrast appeared to be the inverse of that seen in the visible light.

This brightness contrast is the inverse of how they appear in the visible light, where the B and A rings are always brighter than the Cassini Division and the C ring.

As a consequence, a bright LED, of the kind found in a flashlight, might produce 80 lumens (a lumen is a standard measure of how powerful a light source appears).

The percentage of light reflected from a planet, or how bright it appears in the sky, is determined in part by the composition of its atmosphere.

Microlensing works on a much smaller scale: Individual stars or planets focus the light of more distant stars, making the background star appear to grow brighter and then dim again.

So bright, in fact, it appears that all the light hitting Earth is confined to a square millimeter.

A certain class of supernovae always explodes with the same brightness (giving them the nickname «standard candles»), so by measuring how bright they appear in the images, astronomers can tell how much their light has been magnified.

Of particular interest is a star at the center of the nebula, just below the brightest region, whose intense light and furious winds appear to have driven out the local gas, forming a spherical void perhaps only 30,000 years agoquite recent, by astronomical standards.

From 240 miles above Earth's surface, lightning is visible as bright blotches, and city lights appear as yellow streaks; the atmosphere glows in bands of yellow, green, and red as energetic air molecules interact and emit light, a process (called airglow) that is difficult to see from the ground.

Despite the bright glow, the balls also appear to be rather cold, much like neon lights.

Purkinje is famous for explaining visual phenomena: the Purkinje effect describes how blue objects appear brighter than red objects in dimmer light.

The cluster is so massive that its powerful gravity bends the light from galaxies far behind it, making background objects appear larger and brighter in a phenomenon called gravitational lensing.

According to Shvartzvald, Yee and their colleagues, OGLE -2016-BLG-1195Lb is the lowest mass world ever discovered through microlensing, a technique in which light from a star that passes in front of a bright background object causes the latter to appear brighter, thus allowing scientists to detect anomalies created by a planet orbiting in the foreground.

Also, if another similar planet orbited at 0.71 AU from Alpha Centauri B (so that in turn Alpha Centauri B appeared as bright as the Sun seen from the Earth), this hypothetical planet would receive slightly more light from the more luminous Alpha Centauri A, which would shine 4.7 to 7.3 magnitudes dimmer than Alpha Centauri B (or the Sun seen from the Earth), ranging in apparent magnitude between − 19.4 (dimmest) and − 22.1 (brightest).

Click to Enlarge (JPEG / 138.4 KB) This schematic image represents how light from a distant galaxy is distorted by the gravitational effects of a nearer foreground galaxy, which acts like a lens and makes the distant source appear distorted, but brighter, forming characteristic rings of light, known as Einstein rings.

From Earth, Alpha Centauri appears as a single point of light: It's one of the brightest stars in the southern sky.

Its larger namesake the Sombrero Galaxy is another stunning example of an edge - on galaxy — in fact, the «Little Sombrero» is about the same size as its bright namesake at about 60 000 light - years across, but as it lies further away, it appears smaller in the sky (Credit: ESA / Hubble & NASA Acknowledgement: Josh Barrington)

New radio images of galaxies with bright quasar cores show that, though the galaxies appear normal in visible - light images, their gas has been disrupted by encounters with other galaxies.

(The bright light appearing at roughly 2 o'clock is the planet Mercury.)

When a star explodes into a supernova, it emits a flash of light that can appear brighter than a galaxy.

CLICK ON IMAGE: This schematic represents how light from a distant galaxy is distorted by the gravitational effects of a nearer foreground galaxy, which acts like a lens and makes the distant source appear distorted, but brighter, forming characteristic rings of light, known as Einstein rings.

Reflected light makes skin appear brighter, dark circles appear less dark and wrinkles appear shallower.

The light colors make it appropriate for the season, while the coverage it gives makes me less susceptible to bug bites and appearing bright white (as I've yet to do anything about a tan).

In the low light of winter colors appear darker, but on a bright day with the sun reflecting off snow colors appear pale and icy.

Tiny, shimmery light - reflecting particles make you instantly appear bright - eyed and less wrinkled.