Not exact matches
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.
Each of the 14,370
pinpricks of light in this x-ray image is a hot, young
star in the Carina Nebula — a giant cloud of gas and dust some 7500 light - years from Earth where new
stars are being born.
According to Graney, Marius concluded that his observations showed that the
stars were too close to Earth to satisfy the Copernican world view — which says that the
stars lie at a huge distance from Earth, and so would appear as starry
pinpricks to any observer.
Stars everywhere in diamond
pinpricks.
Clutching my wind - up flashlight in the darkness, I walked beneath the
pinpricks of unfamiliar
stars to the Gunyah, an indoor - outdoor wood - and — corrugated - iron restaurant that serves as the hotel's centerpiece.