Sentences with phrase «such large flares»

Previously, such large flares had not been observed in Sol - type main sequence stars, although they are common in a group of dim main - sequence, reddish M dwarfs known as flare stars.
The construction and craftsmanship of this dress is amazing; but bodice is tapered and then flares into the skirt, but not such a large flare but it looks like you're dressing as royalty from the time of the French revolution.

Not exact matches

Vovk and his colleagues have now scoured the data from the Large Area Telescope on board the Fermi space telescope looking for such flare ups in the gamma ray region.
Other stars occasionally produce such «superflares,» some up to 10,000 times the power of the largest solar flare ever detected.
In a quiet region, such hot temperatures clearly weren't due to a large explosive solar flare, and so are a smoking gun that something otherwise unobservable was heating up this area.
In any case, the rotation of such a close - orbiting planet would probably be tidally locked so that one side would be in perpetual daylight and the other in darkness and be subject to relatively frequent, large flares (as Wolf 424 B is a known and very active «flare star»).
Due to a rare aligning of all the planets that only happens once every 640,000 years, unprecedented solar flares release neutrinos that heat the earth's core to such a temperature that enormous volcanoes erupt across the globe and earthquakes so large that they can't even be considered earthquakes.
Exclusive to the 2018 RAV4 Adventure model are features such as 18 - inch fie - spoke black alloy wheels, larger over-fender flares, lower body guards, black headlight bezels, black fog lamp surround, roof racks and «Adventure» badging.
The three exhaust tips and the large rear wing remains, as well as the Civic Type R trademark design cues such as the oversized air intakes, flared wheel arches and the red bumper detailing.
Large solar storms, such as from flares and CMEs, can produce lethal radiation environments on the Moon or in interplanetary space.
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