Sentences with phrase «voracious black»
In the early universe, when gas was abundant, a handful of voracious black holes grew to become extremely massive by swallowing it up, emitting immense amounts of energy.
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In particular, the black male had a voracious sexual appetite for white women.
Astronomers aren't sure why some galaxies» black holes are voracious eaters, glowing brightly, while others seem dark and inactive, Doeleman says.
A voracious warty comb jelly that infamously devastated Black Sea fisheries is now thriving in the coastal areas of the northern Adriatic.
As x-ray astronomers report in the current issue of Astrophysical Journal Letters, the intensity of one particular x-ray wavelength may show how fast a black hole is devouring matter from its surroundings: the weaker the x-rays, the more voracious the hole.
Although both galaxy types host voracious supermassive black holes known as active galactic nuclei, which actively swallow matter and emit massive amounts of radiation, Type I galaxies appear brighter to astronomers» telescopes.
The supermassive black holes that lie in the center of most galaxies may have far more voracious appetites than experts previously believed, according to a new study that has uncovered evidence that these behemoths shred stars 100 times more often than earlier research had suggested.
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These belie a voracious hunger for entry to a realm of sophistication and wealth — the satisfaction of a perfect afro and cocoa - butter skin — contra the grind of civil rights initiatives and struggles announced in the black and white articles buttressing them.
This voracious appetite for art history informed Marshall's singular artistic goal, appropriating the grand artistic gestures of historical movements in order to rectify the glaring absence of the black figure within Western art history.