Sentences with phrase «thousands of degrees»

Such pressures have been reached before, but only with shock waves that also create high temperatures — hundreds of thousands of degrees or more — that are not realistic for planetary interiors.

The front end has a plasma torch that gets up to many thousands of degrees Celsius, as hot as the sun's surface.

The surface of that mini Earth is literally thousands of degrees.

It is a broad emission line from helium ions, which indicates the presence of gas heated to temperatures of several tens of thousands of degrees in the system.

Then, they'll fire beams of heavy ions such as uranium at the container until the water within is sweltering under temperatures thousands of degrees Kelvin and pressures of several million atmospheres.

She knows that diamonds are sometimes heated to thousands of degrees under tremendous pressure, which improves their color but can make them more likely to chip.

The recent work published in Nature Physics reveals first - time evidence for how a rare breed of magnetic waves, which originate within the centre of sunspots, can form shockwaves that heat the surrounding plasma by thousands of degrees.

It's also mind - boggling that frozen water ice is present at thousands of degrees inside these planets, but that's what the experiments show.»

Shock fronts develop along the jets and heat the surrounding gas to thousands of degrees Fahrenheit.

He added that the discovery «further demonstrates the vast diversity among the strange population of hot Jupiters,» some of which can be thousands of degrees cooler than WASP - 12b.

In the UK» s case it is 30 thousands of a degree after spending # 30 billion a year for forty years.

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The relatively cool dark regions have temperatures of thousands of degrees Celsius, in contrast to the bright glowing gas flowing around the sunspots, which have a temperature of over one million degrees Celsius.

Unlike typical stars, which burn steadily at thousands of degrees, the warmest of these Jupiter - size objects are just hot enough to bake cookies — and the coolest barely break room temperature.

But while the surface of the sun roils at temperatures of thousands of degrees, the corona reaches millions of degrees and nobody is quite sure why.

Superheated plasma heats the vessel to thousands of degrees, melting and disintegrating it.

The souls of the dead trapped in the core of the earth — thousands of degrees, semi-viscous rock, and they are screaming?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

That caused pressures to spike to more than a million times those of Earth's atmosphere and temperatures to rise to thousands of degrees, conditions scientists had predicted may lead to the formation of superionic ice.

As the ash clouds thickened, hot lava racing down the mountain slope heated the air above it to thousands of degrees.

This system can heat sample materials to thousands of degrees, subject them to a mixture of different gases found in other planets» atmospheres, and with pistons stretch the material to its breaking point, all while imaging in real time their 3 - D behavior at the microstructure level.

The world is a gas giant like Jupiter that orbits so close to its star that it sizzles at thousands of degrees.

The insight should help explain why temperatures in the corona soar to millions of degrees Kelvin, while temperatures in the chromosphere — the layer just below — hover around tens of thousands of degrees.

When the carbon heats up to thousands of degrees, it reemits the energy as visible light that is captured by photovoltaic cells, which convert the light to electricity.

These shock waves, in turn, heat some of the gas — composed mainly of hydrogen molecules — to thousands of degrees.

The temperature of a spark is thousands of degrees.