Not exact matches
Normally many of the
object - oriented programming languages clean up for you because they notice when you are running low on memory and haven't used a bit of code in a while, but in the case of these terascale
systems, it would be like having a kitchen the
size of a football field, so by the time you ran out of room, it would take weeks to clean it up.
Obviously you don't realize that an asteriod the
size of just the Empire State Building that actually makes it to the surface of the earth at the average speed of most
objects coming from the asteroid belt in our solar
system would cause enough destruction and devastation on earth to wipe out most if not all of the planet.
Just after sunset a shoe box —
size airborne
object collided with one of the choppers, damaging its main rotor blade, window frame and transmission
system.
Astronomers are starting to suspect that the pebbles mixed with gas in the early solar
system and then clumped together, growing from pebbles all the way up to
objects the
size of MU69.
This painting works because the
objects are life -
size and depicted in hyper - realistic detail, and also because Remps laid a set of decoys that hoodwink our visual
system into perceiving depth, says Priscilla Heard, a neuropsychologist at the University of the West of England in Bristol, UK.
In contrast to earlier observations the team did not observe dust that will later form into planets, but dust created in collisions between small planets of a few kilometres in
size —
objects called planetesimals that are similar to the asteroids and comets of the Solar
System.
«If we're right, oceans in the outer solar
system are common, and other
objects of similar
size to Pluto there probably also have subsurface oceans,» says Francis Nimmo, a lead author of one of the studies and planetary scientist at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Our solar
system may have been born with dozens of planet -
size objects that Jupiter ejected into interstellar space.
He's the man who recently stirred up a hornet's nest by finding lots of new
objects orbiting in the outer reaches of the solar
system, one of which — Eris — is around 1,400 miles wide, about the same
size as Pluto.
Pint -
size planetoid: The smallest extrasolar
object yet found, only one - fifth the mass of Pluto, has been spied in an oddball solar
system 1,500 light - years from Earth.
The models simulated the impact of an
object large enough to create a basin of Sputnik Planum's
size hitting Pluto at a speed expected for that part in the solar
system.
But the comet -
sized objects for which the researchers were searching are barely distinguishable from the measuring
system's background noise.
Astronomers who recently discovered the so - called 10th planet have also found what may be the weirdest
object in the solar
system: a Pluto -
size orbiter shaped like a squashed football.
But a low - mass star can not have the
size exceeding the
size of a more massive companion in that double
system, and would it be smaller, the eclipse would not take place at all, as you can not hide a larger
object behind a smaller one.»
The standard model for the formation of the Earth - moon
system is that a huge, Mars -
size object hit Earth and spun off material that coalesced in orbit to become the moon.
Most compensate with complex
systems of sensors and controls, but this design relies entirely on soft materials and a flexible framework to adapt to breakable
objects of varying shape and
size.
One
system is responsible for visual perception and is necessary for identifying
objects — such as approaching cars and potential mates — independent of their apparent
size or location in our visual field.
New Horizons» flyby of the dwarf planet and its five known moons is providing an up - close introduction to the solar
system's Kuiper Belt, an outer region populated by icy
objects ranging in
size from boulders to dwarf planets.
But the 1992 discovery of Kuiper Belt
Objects, a collection of nearly planet -
sized ice chunks orbiting at the fringes of the solar
system, suggested to many astronomers that the inventory was incomplete.
Batygin began seeding his solar
system models with Planet X's of various
sizes and orbits, to see which version best explained the
objects» paths.
«Most of the ways we have of measuring the
sizes of
objects in the outer solar
system are fraught with difficulties,» Brown notes on his website.
The Gemini «speckle» data directly imaged the
system to within about 400 million miles (about 4 AU, approximately equal to the orbit of Jupiter in our solar
system) of the host star and confirmed that there were no other stellar
size objects orbiting within this radius from the star.
While it is unlikely that astronomers will continue to find larger
objects in the belt, Brown says that the region outside the belt, in the coldest hinterland of the solar
system, could very well hold planet -
size rocks.
That technique most readily picks up Jupiter -
size planets in fast, Mercury - like orbits,
objects unlike anything in our solar
system.
Supernova remnants are huge
objects by everyday standards, much larger than the
size of our own solar
system, but look small from a distance.
The result is an
object having two distinct parts: a well - defined core of mostly carbon ash (a white dwarf star; see below End states of stars) and a swollen spherical shell of cooler and thinner matter spread over a volume roughly the
size of the solar
system.
This large debris disk is similar to the Kuiper Belt, which encircles the solar
system and contains a range of icy bodies from dust grains to
objects the
size of dwarf planets, such as Pluto.
Hubble reveals details in
objects as small as 20 times the
size of our own solar
system.
The nuclei of these galaxies change brightness every few weeks, so we know that the
objects in the center must be relatively small (about the
size of a solar
system).
Traditionally, the solar
system has been divided into planets (the big bodies orbiting the Sun), their satellites (a.k.a. moons, variously
sized objects orbiting the planets), asteroids (small dense
objects orbiting the Sun) and comets (small icy
objects with highly eccentric orbits).
The new simulations performed by Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) and University of California at Santa Cruz (UCSC) researchers show that a single impact by a Mars -
sized object in the late stages of Earth's formation could account for an iron - depleted Moon and the masses and angular momentum of the Earth - Moon
system.
Our moon may have formed when a Mars -
sized object crashed into the nascent Earth 4.5 billion years ago, and the resulting debris coalesced into the Earth - moon
system.
In a sense, the vehicle uses radar to detection the relative position and velocity of off - board
objects while the camera
system is used to identify different
objects based on
size and shape.
An Institute study examined the effectiveness of rearview cameras, sensor
systems and the two combined in preventing collisions with a stationary or moving 12 -15-month-old toddler -
size object in the path of a reversing vehicle.
You'll then sprinkle your creation with assets,
objects, characters and NPCs, all of which can be assigned different
sizes and behaviours using a pleasingly robust logic
system.
These are somewhat close calls by Solar
System standards and don't include
objects anywhere near the small
size of whatever blew up over Siberia 100 years ago.
I can see Leif's objection to the idea that movement of the solar
system barycentre has a significant effect on an
object the
size of the sun but is it necessary to propose an effect on the sun for Earth's climate purposes?
Tides follow an inverse cube law (to a first approximation for
systems experiencing tides due to masses relatively far away compared to the
system's
size; for
systems that are not small relative to the distance to the
object producing the tidal acceleration, I think it's more complicated), and so the inner planets gain in importance relative to the outer planets, although mass is still important (and nonetheless, tides raised on the Sun by the planets are so tiny it's hard to imagine they could be of any such significance).