Приклади вживання Spiral arms Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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the more compact of its two spiral arms.
This is the first time we have seen magnetic fields aligned at such large scales with current star birth in the spiral arms," said Lopez-Rodriquez.
have very obvious spiral arms.
The ghostly object, catalogued as NGC 1052-DF2, doesn't have a noticeable central region, or even spiral arms and a disk, typical features of a spiral galaxy.
spread the beautiful symmetrical spiral arms filled with bright blue clusters of young stars.
the outer one-third of the Milky Way, in one of its spiral arms.
has a central supermassive black hole and comparable spiral arms.
of NGC 7773's sweeping, pinwheel-like spiral arms.
Like other spiral galaxies, M61 also features sweeping spiral arms, cosmic dust lanes,
The bluish colour of the spiral arms points to the presence of a large number of hot young stars.
The galaxy's spiral arms and bright core are hidden,
These are NGC 7098's spiral arms, which have wound themselves around the galaxy's luminous core.
Among the many star formation regions in Messier 33's spiral arms, the giant nebula NGC 604 stands out.
almost all of which are concentrated along their spiral arms.
The reason why the arms of spiral galaxies are so prominant is that the brightest stars are found in the spiral arms.
a spherical region extending far beyond our galaxy's spiral arms.
dark winding dust lanes, luminous blue spiral arms, and bright red emission nebulas are recorded in this stunning six-hour telescopic digital mosaic of our closest major galactic neighbor.
Lindblad resonances affect stars at such distances from a disc galaxy's centre where the natural frequency of the radial component of a star's orbital velocity is close to the frequency of the gravitational potential maxima encountered during its course through the spiral arms.
when it was reclassified as a barred spiral(a spiral galaxy with a distinct center bar in addition to spiral arms).
gas clouds in the so-called central molecular zone(CMZ)- the innermost 1,500 light years of the Milky Way- move on an elliptical central disk that has two spiral arms.