Sentences with phrase «travel center of the universe»

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Such collisions release a huge amount of energy into universe, warping space and time as the waves travel outward, like a rock dropped into the center of a pond.

For six days the author traveled through the new center of the baseball universe and found bullpen bar bedlam, ersatz Elvises and more than a hint of October

In 1925 he used an international fellowship from the Rockefeller Foundation to travel to Caltech, where he found himself at the center of the universe.

A neutrino had traveled from some distant part of the universe, escaped collision with every bit of matter across trillions of miles, and gone through the center of the Earth, only to collide with a molecule of water in Lake Baikal and disappear in a flash of light.

The ability to travel to the ancestral plane makes the most sense if the Infinity Stone at the center of the meteor is in fact the Soul Stone, as this Stone possesses the ability to manipulate the souls of both the living and the dead while enabling access to an idyllic pocket universe.

While traveling to the center of the universe, the Comet Observatory smashes through several airships guarding Princess Peach's Castle.

The trailer also claims that adventurous players will be able to travel to the center of No Man's Sky's universe, though the video uses a famous Andre Gide quote: «man can not discover new oceans unless he's willing to lose sight of the shore.»

She met with an astrobiologist at NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California; traveled to the four - thousand foot summit of Mount Hamilton in nearby San Jose to view some of the first images taken of the Milky Way at Lick Observatory in the 1890s; and with Puragra GuhaThakurta, astronomer and astrophysicist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, learned how recent advances in technology have allowed astronomers to view distant corners of the universe.