Приклади вживання Globular clusters Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Until recently, it was assumed that almost all black holes would disappear from globular clusters after a short time and that systems like this should not even exist!
Two newly discovered globular clusters have been added to the total of just 158 known globular clusters in our Milky Way.
Globular clusters are dense collections of stars held together by their own gravity, which orbit around galaxies like satellites.
These stars are the brightest stars in globular clusters- so there will be 70% fewer of the brightest stars than theory predicts.
Astronomers study Messier 55 and other globular clusters, to learn how galaxies evolve
elliptical galaxies, or globular clusters, most of which are believed to be composed of older stars.
most massive globular clusters known and is visible to the naked eye[1].
is among the more densely populated globular clusters in the Milky Way Galaxy.
At larger scales, we see globular clusters where stars are orbiting their common center of mass, as best as super-computer modeling can tell.
However, some of the stars are contained in globular clusters, consisting of hundreds of thousands of old stars
The observation of neutron stars in globular clusters can thus be used to set a limit on primordial black hole abundance.
other ancient objects like it, called globular clusters, to learn how galaxies evolve
As of the year 2000 no globular clusters have been found in the galaxy.[5].
so they are very useful in determining the distances of globular clusters.
Variable stars«Apollo» are flying to the moon Chemistry of lunar soil The globular clusters.
This strange stuff isn't normally found in globular clusters but perhaps, for some unknown reason,
In globular clusters a few stars known as blue stragglers are observed,
which are called globular clusters.
For more than two hundred years after its discovery, Messier 54 was thought to be similar to the other Milky Way globular clusters.
Tetor 2011: Two newly discovered globular clusters have been added to the total of just 158 known globular clusters in our Milky Way.