In the kitchen, light wells pull in lots of natural light and
tiny star lights are on dimmers to create different moods.
Not exact matches
If black hole after all the scenario of quantum mechanical process have completed their interactions behave accordingly to Relativity equation to became eventually a
tiny speck in space of high intensity mass with very strong gravitation wave could the telescope have picked up such polarization of
light from some gravitated wave of dying
star or black hole.
There were no windows except for a few chapels in which
tiny holes in the ceiling that had been bored to let in the
light of certain
stars at particular times of the year.
Indeed, on a clear night, one can see many
stars more than 6,000
light years away with the naked eye, shining down like
tiny silent witnesses against the nonsense of creationism.
Somehow the effect of the cottonwood fluff thick in the air and the
light and the trick of the blinds made it look like glitter flying in the street, like
tiny stars on fire, and I stopped reading until I got a good poke in the ribs, «Mama, you stopped!»
Instead of the coo - coo info that Earth sits on pillars and has a dome above it, maybe something like: «The Earth is a
tiny round pebble in space and it orbits a giant sun /
star, which provides it with energy and
light.»
In the
light of that experience, we have read history again, noting the rise and fall of nations and cultures in cycles which in the perspective seem as short and are apparently as final and futile as the life - span of a man, evil manifesting itself continually in the same hideous forms, good winning its victories but also suffering its defeats, as century follows century and our
tiny planet is hurled on its precarious way among the
stars.
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Enormous clouds of these
tiny grains scatter and absorb some of the radiation emitted from the
stars — especially visible
light — limiting what can be seen by telescopes here on Earth.
To make the effort even tougher, the search area happened to overlap with the
star - rich Milky Way, a region of the night sky bursting with
tiny pinpoints of
light.
If certain areas of the brain that process visual information are activated — by a blow to the head, for example —
tiny stars of
light appear.
«Studying these fingerprints in detail requires very precise measurements of the wavelength, or colour, of the
light emerging from the atmospheres of these
stars» says Dr Matthew Bainbridge, who has been working on the detailed analysis techniques needed to detect the
tiny changes expected.
In addition to the particles collected during Stardust's encounter with comet Wild 2 in January of 2004 the spacecraft delivered
tiny particles of interstellar dust that originated in distant
stars,
light - years away.
The two methods of detecting extrasolar planets, nicknamed «wobble and blink,» involve plotting
tiny shifts in a
star's motion caused by the gravitational tug of its orbiting planets, and catching the slight dimming in a
star's
light that occurs whenever a planet passes between the
star and an observer's telescope.
For this, TESS is relying on follow - up studies by ground - based telescopes, which can watch for
tiny periodic Doppler shifts in the frequency of a
star's
light caused by an orbiting planet tugging on it.
If Breakthrough Starshot launches
tiny spacecraft to our nearest
star system at one - fifth
light speed, they will have to survive bombardment with interstellar dust
They argue that some of the smaller dips of
light attributed to Boyajian's
star are actually deep dips in brightness from fainter adjacent
stars in Kepler's field of view, possibly caused by swarms of
tiny, dense clouds or comets in interstellar space.
The
tiny spacecraft would first need to approach the
star Alpha Centauri A as close as around four million kilometres, corresponding to five stellar radii, at a maximum speed of 13,800 kilometres per second (4.6 per cent of the speed of
light).
The GMT aims to discover Earth - like planets around nearby
stars and the
tiny distortions that black holes cause in the
light from distant
stars and galaxies.
The spacecraft did so by staring at roughly 150,000
stars in a celestial patch representing 1 / 400th of the sky, waiting for
tiny dips in starlight that would signal a planet was passing by, blocking a little bit of
light.
The Breakthrough Starshot Initiative (BSI) is an ambitious program to send
tiny spacecraft to nearby
stars within a few decades, traveling at about twenty - percent the speed of
light.
So, now that we know a
tiny rocky world orbiting a
tiny star 39
light - years away can support its own atmosphere, the future could be bright for finding evidence of alien biology on super-Earths orbiting red dwarf
stars.
As a planet passes between its
star and the Kepler telescope, it blocks a
tiny portion of the
star's
light.
As the exoplanet blocks a
tiny amount of
light by passing in front of its
star, Kepler detects the transit and can gauge the physical size of the world based on how much starlight it blocks.
A transit - watching telescope like Kepler waits for dips in brightness as a planet travels in front of its
star and blocks a
tiny fraction of its
light.
But if you wait for the sunset, the sun looks red because the blue and ultraviolet
light is scattered away by
tiny particles.The new study suggests the objects causing the long - period dimming of Tabby's
Star can be no more than a few micrometers in diameter (about one ten - thousandth of an inch).
Viewed from another
star, our Earth's reflected
light would be 10 billion times fainter than the Sun itself, with an orbit that separates the Earth from the Sun by a
tiny fraction of an arcsecond.
A breakthrough has been made as scientists discover a
tiny star in a binary system located around 14,800
light years away.
Their limited
light and heat meant that the habitable zone — the region where liquid water could form, and thus life would be considered most likely to evolve — of planets around them would be very close to the
star, putting them in range of radiation from the
tiny stars.
Jack GuyIn a few short years, Friday Night
Lights star Minka Kelly has earned a rabid following for her portrayal of Lyla Garrity, the complicated girlfriend of a high school football
star in a
tiny Texas town.
«City of
Tiny Lights» (Pete Travis) After «The Night of» and before «Rogue One,» Riz Ahmed
stars in this contemporary London thriller.
Aside from captivating audiences in HBO's «The Night Of,» Ahmed also had a great year on the big screen — he
starred in «Jason Bourne,» «City of
Tiny Lights» and «Rogue One: A
Star Wars Story.»
Other World Premieres that have us intrigued: Walter Hill's «(re) ASSIGNMENT» with Michelle Rodriguez & Sigourney Weaver; Tony Elliott's sci - fi mindbender «ARQ»; Vikram Gandhi's Obama drama «Barry»; Greg McLean's
star - studded Midnight Madness entry «The Belko Experiment»; Alexandre Lehmann's «Blue Jay» with the great Sarah Paulson & Mark Duplass; Susan Johnson's «Carrie Pilby,»
starring Bel Powley & Gabriel Byrne; «City of
Tiny Lights» with the fast - rising
star Riz Ahmed; Rachel Lambert's «In the Radiant City»; Bronwen Hughes» «The Journey is the Destination»; Rob Reiner's «LBJ,» with Woody Harrelson as the controversial leader; Juan Carlos Medina's «The Limehouse Golem» with Olivia Cooke & Bill Nighy; Garth Davis» «Lion»; Antoine Fuqua's
star - studded «The Magnificent Seven»; Avi Nesher's «Past Life»; Lone Scherfig's «Their Finest» with Gemma Arterton; Adam Leon's «Tramps.»
The shot of the Death
Star orbiting above Jedha looked fantastic on the tablet, showcasing its
tiny lights and atmospheric conditions.
Based in Saint Petersburg, Russia, the artist has a series of astoundingly
tiny and incredibly detailed sketches, always in a dark circle and focusing on
light, whether by fire,
star, or electricity.
Mateo Pizarro has an ongoing series of pencil drawings focused around
light, whether by fire,
star, or electricity — and they're
tiny.
The holes that let
light come through look like
tiny stars.
Curtis Mann reliably delivers with his Night Sky, a mural grid of chemically treated photos, as, moving up off the horizon line,
stars become
tiny explosions, become splatters of
light.
«Cosmic rays,
tiny particles from across the Universe accelerated to close to the speed of
light by exploding
stars, have been thought to play a part in thundery weather down on Earth, but our work provides new evidence that similar, if lower energy, particles created by our own Sun also affect lightning.»
The shot of the Death
Star orbiting above Jedha looked fantastic on the tablet, showcasing its
tiny lights and atmospheric conditions.
At first glance, it's easy to miss a
tiny, faint
light hidden among a mesmerizing cluster of colorful
stars.
My son loved cars and trains and now has moved on to
Star Wars figures (the
light sabers are
TINY!!!).