How To Use Gravitationally In A Sentence
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Under-gravitationally speaking, above-the ship's skin, there was a five-meter space running almost the whole length of the cylindroid.
Starways
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The one thing that fits those specifications is a black hole, an object so massive and hence so gravitationally powerful that not even the ghostliest ray of light can escape its clench.
Shedding Light On A Black Hole
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Their right-handed partners would inhabit a world existing alongside ours, but interacting only gravitationally.
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These results suggest that the physical structures of comets may be described as strengthless agglomerations of gravitationally bound planetesimals with a bulk density between 0.5 and 1.0 g/cm.
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The supernova observations call out for some gravitationally repulsive substance to drive the cosmic acceleration.
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This could open cluster with too little mass to gravitationally hold together for very long.
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Some clumpy structures will exceed their Jeans mass and become gravitationally unstable, and may again fragment to form a single or multiple star system.
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This happens because the massive black hole gravitationally attracts any matter lurking near it and never lets it go.
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One further possible explanation has met with great success: bodies called ‘shepherding moons’ may gravitationally corral the particles.
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Close inspection of the above image will reveal that the arced galaxies at 2 and 4 o'clock are actually gravitationally lensed images of the same galaxy.
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That movement presumably stems from the galaxy being gravitationally drawn towards something.
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But a binary star—two gravitationally locked stars that orbit each other—"could do it, and a star that already has at least one planet," he said.
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I dont know if there is a way to determine this except in simulations, but 2 WD orbiting very closely will either grace eachother that should set off the deflagration or one of the WD will be gravitationally disrupted and mass transferred over.
Merging White Dwarfs Set Off Supernovae | Universe Today
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A cloud of gas that is gravitationally attracted to the black hole can have a net angular momentum oppositely directed from that of the black hole.
Supermassive Black Holes Spinning Backwards Create Death Ray Jets? | Universe Today
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Its interesting to note the aurora's seem to form over the darker, more exposed and denser basaltic deposits, which are more conductive, geomagnetically and gravitationally speaking…?
Ozone on Mars: Two Windows Better Than One | Universe Today
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gravitationally strong forces
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The giant pillars are light years in length and are so dense that interior gas contracts gravitationally to form stars.
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That movement presumably stems from the galaxy being gravitationally drawn towards something.
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It is gravitationally captive to the giant ball of ringed gases that is Saturn.
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The pattern of polygonal ridges bounding dish-shaped depressions is interpreted as the product primarily of embryonic overturn of this gravitationally unstable system.
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Galaxy clusters are the largest gravitationally-bound objects in the Universe.
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Light from this galaxy is gravitationally lensed by Abell 2667, appearing much like a distant person would appear through a wine glass.
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The universe, once clean and consistent, was becoming a mottled, furrowed, anisotropic mess due to the opposing compressional and tensile stresses induced by gravitationally attractive and repulsive forces.
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A US and Netherlands-led team of astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope have identified 19 new examples of gravitationally lensed galaxies.
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De Gama caught the austral westerlies to hurl him past Africa; the Voyagers were boosted gravitationally as they sailed from planet to planet.
Review of "Voyager," a book about the space probes, by Stephen J. Pyne
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The orientation of those gravitationally bound pairs of galaxies should be completely random, as viewed from our vantage point within the solar system.
