Sentences with phrase «over the event horizon»

Britain, according to the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission, is on the brink of stepping over an event horizon of doom and becoming a «permanently divided society».

Finally they added a fluorescent iron line, amazingly bright and red - shifted so strongly that it had to be coming from iron atoms streaking just over the event horizon at near - light speed.

To plunge over the event horizon, material captured by a black hole must lose heat and momentum.

You never get anything back after it goes over the event horizon, it all just gets spaghettified.

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RootsCamp's surely gonna rock this weekend, but it's not the only great online politics event sitting on the horizon: be sure to head over to the all - new Politics Online Conference site (big improvement over the old layout, y ’ all) and check out the initial agenda.

Hawking's work had shown that the area of a black hole's event horizon never decreases over time.

And once matter crosses over the point of no return, the event horizon, it spirals helplessly toward an almost infinitely small point, a point where spacetime is so curved that all our theories break down: the singularity.

A first floor terrace offers the opportunity for group barbeques or events — including wedding parties — as well a great place to take in the nightly sunset views over the ocean and horizon.

Prof Adam Scaife, Head of Long Range Prediction at the Met Office and member of the RMetS» Climate Science Communication Group, commented: «These predictions show that 1.5 °C events are now looming over the horizon, but the global pattern of heat would be different to a more sustained exceeding of the Paris 1.5 °C threshold.

Now with a new Nexus launch event just over the horizon, could Google be ready with a follow - up device?