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Значения термина cluster of galaxies на английском

русский
скопление галактик
португальский
aglomerados de galáxias
испанский
cúmulo de galaxias
каталонский
grup de galàxies

Structure made up of a gravitationally-bound aggregation of hundreds of galaxies; is larger than a galaxy group.

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скопление галактик
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Examples for "galaxy cluster"
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Sometimes the distortions are obvious, like in the Hubble image of a distant galaxy cluster above.
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A galaxy cluster is a collection of galaxies that orbit one another bound together by gravity.
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The textbook case is the Bullet Cluster, where one galaxy cluster is seen shooting through the other.
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In the foreground of one new image is a galaxy cluster named Abell 2744, containing hundreds of galaxies.
The Guardian
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Image: Light bends around the massive galaxy cluster Abell 2218 in this image from the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Galaxies are usually gravitationally bound to other galaxies, creating massive galactic clusters.
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Galactic clusters also contain some of the largest accumulations of dark matter in the universe.
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It has become mere pantomime, as intricate and as meaningless as the space-time curves that guide galactic clusters through a measureless cosmos.
Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
Использование термина cluster of galaxies на английском
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Astronomers have found the most distant cluster of galaxies ever seen, shown at a never-before-seen stage of development.
The Irish Times
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Observations of the Coma cluster of galaxies indicated to Zwicky that they were rotating too fast to be stable.
The Physics of Superheroes
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The black hole responsible for the blast came from a cluster of galaxies and forged a crater that could hold 15 Milky Way galaxies.
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This is because astronomers believe the filaments trapping the cluster of galaxies are carrying enough gas to "feed" the black hole, enabling it to grow.
The South African
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The Virgo Cluster of galaxies, of which the Milky Way is a part, will hold together, as will our orbital pirouette with the Andromeda Galaxy.
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