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Meanings of nebula in English
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Examples for "nebulæ"
Examples for "nebulæ"
1
One of the few nebulæ known to vary in brightness and form.
2
On many of the diagrams the position of nebulæ is indicated.
3
It is a constellation rich in double and multiple stars, clusters, and nebulæ.
4
Many of the nebulæ serve as tests both for illumination and defining power.
5
Ether, atoms, and nebulæ are the raw material of their trade.
Usage of nebula in English
1
Something is glowing at the nebula's core-severalthings, actually, almost unbearably bright.
2
This short-exposure photograph shows only the bright central part of the nebula.
3
They didn't even know if the ebony nebula was made from matter.
4
The photo below shows the broader area around the NGC 3603 nebula.
5
Huggins has found that the spectrum of this nebula is not gaseous.
6
A multi-wavelength view of a nebula, a star cluster and far-away galaxies.
7
The so-called primeval nebula follows as a necessary inference from these facts.
8
We must, therefore, see what the nebula is, and how it develops.
9
The Sun was formed by accretion at the center of the nebula.
10
Opening my eyes, I looked at the twINKling nebula at my fingers.
11
Thus a 'nebula' is created that extends outwards over hundreds of jovian radii.
12
The starting-point, the nebula, is no figment of the scientific imagination.
13
He made this list of deep-sky objects, you know, galaxies, nebula, star clusters.
14
It couldn't be a nebula; it was too small, too steady.
15
If we accept this theory, the origin of the spiral nebula becomes intelligible.
16
In previous visible-light images, the nebula glowed blue with scattered starlight.
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