Significats de globular cluster en anglès

Her scope is so powerful the globular cluster glows, even in the twilight of dawn.

This glorious apparition, Bowman knew, was a globular cluster.

Klarten, a multitentacled, tripedal creature from a globular cluster at the edge of the Milky Way, had a different theory.

On Thursday NASA released a new Hubble image showing hundreds of thousands of stars in the globular cluster M13 (above).

They are both well worthy of study, the former being a very bright globular cluster, the latter a bright and large round nebula.

The final result of this repeated cleavage is the formation of a globular cluster of similar segmentation-cells, which we call the mulberry-formation or morula.

Before the Kotter Moment, he used to serve snacks to a small-time editor in a backwater globular cluster, and he never got over it.

The gas-giant planet, which lies in the globular cluster M4, appears to be orbiting around not one, but two stars, in a binary system.

Hysradar revealed the crowded band of globular clusters that constituted the Wall growing closer and closer.

NGC 7049 has relatively few globular clusters, which may enlighten astronomers about how halos are formed.

Globular clusters are spherical, and consist of many millions of stars that are all much more tightly gravitationally bound.

They once belonged to ' globular clusters', small nearby galaxies that have been drawn into the Milky Way by its overwhelming gravitational attraction.

There is one large group of races which has held a dream for many centuries of expanding into some of the nearby globular clusters.

While the women cooked and chattered in the kitchen, Gordon struggled to explain the carbon cycle, supernova explosions, and the riddles of globular clusters.

To arrive at this conclusion, they measured the speeds of 10 twinkly blobs in the galaxy, called globular clusters, that each contain millions of stars.

Shapley's distances were too large by more than a factor of 2, but he was right about the center of the system of globular clusters.