Not exact matches
Their reaction is created by colliding two
plasma balls made
of hydrogen atom cores at one million miles per hour.
You know and accept that they are
balls of plasma / gas and burning because
of nuclear fusion..
Sit out on their deck, watching a hummingbird buzz as the giant
ball of hot
plasma makes its way toward the horizon.
Our modern way
of life, with its reliance on technology, has unwittingly exposed us to an extraordinary danger:
plasma balls spewed from the surface
of the sun could wipe out our power grids, with catastrophic consequences.
With no nuclear fusion to sustain them, they collapse into Earth - size
balls of tightly bound carbon and oxygen nuclei with an outer layer
of hydrogen
plasma (disrupted atoms).
EVERY 11 years or so, the sun goes mad, flinging huge
balls of plasma towards the Earth.
One difficulty in using a jet as an x-ray
of the quark - gluon
plasma is the fact that a quark - gluon
plasma is a rapidly expanding
ball of fire — it doesn't sit still.
Each time the laser hits rock, the impact point will erupt into a tiny
ball of plasma, explains principal investigator Roger Wiens
of the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico.
This sheath travels to the end
of the inner electrode, where the magnetic fields produced by the currents pinch and twist the
plasma into a tiny, dense
ball.
«We therefore use a short, high - voltage discharge
of 5000 volts to vaporise some
of the water in a glass tank and create the
plasma ball.»
These enter the clay tube, causing the water there to evaporate and a luminous
plasma ball — consisting
of ionised water molecules — to rise from the surface.
THE flaming
ball of plasma in the sky is calmer than we thought.
Though they look serene and silent from our vantage on Earth, stars are actually roiling
balls of violent
plasma.
A star is too extreme an environment for life as we know it — it's an enormous
ball of hot
plasma and even if it had a solid surface to stand on, which it doesn't, life forms like us would get crushed under the star's tremendous gravitational pull.
The Big Red
Plasma Ball is one of several WiPPL - managed pieces of scientific equipment being used to study the fundamental properties of plasma in order to better understand the uni
Plasma Ball is one
of several WiPPL - managed pieces
of scientific equipment being used to study the fundamental properties
of plasma in order to better understand the uni
plasma in order to better understand the universe.
WiPPL's flexibility comes from combining the research team expertise and equipment
of the Big Red
Plasma Ball in Sterling Hall and the Madison Symmetric Torus in Chamberlin Hall.
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These pesky creatures shot off energy bolts that turned into huge
balls of plasma, which can cause harm if Spidey's within their range.
The secondary attack
of the Line Gun is pretty effective as it ejects a
plasma ball which then bursts in a big way after a few moments, literally chopping every enemy in the vicinity.
Our modern way
of life, with its reliance on technology, has unwittingly exposed us to an extraordinary danger:
plasma balls spewed from the surface
of the sun could wipe out our power grids, with catastrophic consequences.
So if Oliver K. Manuel, Ph. D. gets enough votes, that means that the sun's core will suddenly change from hydrogen and helium
plasma to a big hot
ball of iron?
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