Artificial lights can
outshine the light of stars.
Supernovas pack a lot of punch, to put it lightly — they can
outshine galaxies and expel more energy than our Sun's lifetime output, making them the largest explosions in space.
«Our fluffy objects add to the great diversity of galaxies that were previously known, from giant ellipticals that
outshine the Milky Way, to ultra compact dwarfs,» said University of California, Santa Cruz Professor Jean Brodie.
Stars
outshine planets by a factor of a few thousand to a few billion, making the dim light of planets very difficult to see.
In 1998 Aizenberg joined Bell Labs as a member of the Technical Staff where she has made several pioneering contributions including developing new biomimetic approaches for the synthesis of ordered mineral films with highly controlled shapes and orientations, and discovering unique optical systems formed by organisms (microlenses and optical fibers)
that outshine technological analogs, and characterized the associated organic molecules.
Dust can make it difficult for telescopes to image planets because light from the dust can
outshine that of the planets.
With the potential energy of 25 hundred trillion trillion nuclear weapons, they can
outshine entire galaxies, producing some of the biggest explosions ever seen, and helping track distances across the cosmos.
Given the requirements of the NSF grant process and today's tight funding, it is possible that lab chiefs desperate for an edge in the grants competition could turn postdoc services into a new arena in which to try to
outshine rivals.
When it does, it will briefly
outshine every other star in the sky.
Thomas Dame at the Harvard - Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Massachusetts and his colleagues got around this by looking at a jet of radio waves that can
outshine any emissions from that mess of stars.
Short gamma - ray bursts are cousin to long gamma - ray bursts, which are displays of enormous amounts of energy that last for more than two seconds and briefly
outshine other energy sources before fading.
Much of nuclear's revival hinges on the ability of new reactors to
outshine those of yore in terms of safety, economics, construction time and life span.
But dust — which comes from colliding asteroids and evaporating comets — can
outshine the feeble light of a planet, making this task difficult.
There, Timiras encountered prejudice from her classmates — one time, when a boy called her an ethnic epithet, she gave him a black eye — and resolved to
outshine them.
Such supernovae belong to the most energetic and brightest phenomena in the universe and can
outshine a whole galaxy for weeks.
This dumps apocalyptic quantities of energy into the surroundings: A supernova can briefly
outshine an entire galaxy.
These events will be dramatic: In terms of energy, two merging black holes should «
outshine every star in every galaxy in the universe in their final moments,» says Montana State's Cornish, who studies how to make sense of the data that will soon pour in from LIGO, Virgo and other gravitational wave experiments.
When it was discovered, the comet was predicted to
outshine the moon, but it hasn't brightened as expected.
Black holes can not be observed directly, but they are the energy source at the heart of quasars — intense, compact gushers of radiation that can
outshine an entire galaxy.
Black holes whip out superheated gas from their accretion disks — pulled together from material in surrounding space by their massive gravity — at such temperatures that the resulting light can
outshine entire galaxies.
Quasars easily
outshine the rest of their galaxies, and yet they are so compact that they look like mere points of light.
These star explosions are among the most powerful events ever observed — each one emits so much light that it can
outshine an entire normal galaxy.
If gas falls into the object, it can heat up and glow, turning the region just outside the black hole into a quasar — a brilliant galactic nucleus that can
outshine the entire Milky Way.
A beam tightly focused by a telescope could greatly
outshine a planet's host star at a particular wavelength, Townes realized, popping out as clearly as a red laser pointer aimed at someone from across a stadium flooded with white lights.
However, we've now shown that when it comes to spotting changes in color linked to social cues, humans
outshine the type of color vision we've designed for our technologies.»
Pulses of laser light, sent through a telescope on a faraway planet, could
outshine a star and be detectable on Earth.
When a massive star explodes, it can temporarily
outshine a galaxy of several hundred billion suns.
What's up in the September sky September 1 - Venus and Jupiter meet closely in the western twilight; both
outshine every star.
Even a modest telescope can detect millions of stars, which means it could also pick up any flashes of light that
outshine those stars.
Supernovas signal the destruction of an entire star and can be so bright that
they outshine the whole galaxy where they are found.
When a giant star explodes as a supernova, it can
outshine its own galaxy as it dishes out heat, X-rays, and the highest - energy radiation of all, gamma rays.
Supernovas happen when huge stars run out of fuel and collapse, creating an explosion that can briefly
outshine their host galaxy.
Flynn makes predictions about which countries» scores will rise the most and shares recent data showing that women now
outshine men.
Supernovae are exploding stars that are so bright they can briefly
outshine their host galaxies.
Other stellar explosions called gamma - ray bursts can also briefly
outshine the stars, but the explosive black - hole merger sets a mind - bending record, says Kip Thorne, a gravitational theorist at Caltech who played a leading role in LIGO's development.
Based at the Australian National University in Canberra, Schmidt was attempting to pinpoint the positions of supernovae — exploding stars that, at their apex, can
outshine 5 billion suns.
High school graduation rates are on the rise in New York and, as usual, the Capital Region continues to
outshine the rest of the state.
None of the contenders in last night's 9 p.m. GOP Fox News debate made any significant blunders, but none could
outshine the man of the hour: Donald Trump, though he continued to give very few specifics about his plans if elected.
No performer, however, could
outshine the Councilmember's daughter, who kept close to her father's side.
By dint of his own natural propensity as a political leader, he weathered the storm to
outshine all those who stood against him, including the already - established Dr. J.B. Danquah and the entire UGCC or the later United Party elements.
If it became reality, «democracy on demand» would by far
outshine all the other Lib Dem attempts at constitutional change.
He's seen as not wanting someone who would investigate or
outshine him.
But in the new world, they MATTER — in this case, they can
outshine a candidate and present a message that millions will see.
Lauging through the moments when there's two adorable little ones asking for your attention, or crying with hunger, or yelling in pain because of new teeth — just remember the milestones and the all the amazing fun moments will
outshine the ones that are trying.
The design of the stroller is fantastic and, if manufactured correctly, would easily
outshine its competitors.
Trying to prove that you can get up the most times in the night, or that you can clean the house the fastest in an effort to
outshine your partner will hurt your relationship, as well as your child.
Outshine ® Fruit Bars are a frozen treat for the whole family, and Moms can feel good about serving them to kids and enjoying them for themselves.
But a new survey by the American Academy of Dermatology (Academy) found these three cities
outshine other U.S. cities in heeding dermatologists» advice on preventing and detecting skin cancer.
A breastfeeding mom is a panoramic view that no landscape of this earth can ever
outshine.
In fact, the pure joy and fun will
outshine any «bad» candy.