Examples of using Young star in English and their translations into Hebrew
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which always produces a gaseous protoplanetary disk, around the young star.
Below and left, the bright reflection nebula NGC 2023 is itself the illuminated environs of a hot young star.
Upon registration, Kante was immediately tagged by teammates as the smallest and most focused young star in the club.
French intellectuals suddenly understood that there was much more at stake than just the lovely curves of a young star.
proplyd, around the young star.
The reason we selected this system is because it's built around a very young star that has material left over from the star-formation process," Follette said in a statement.
Using NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, astronomers have spotted a huge belt of warm dust swirling around a young star called HD 113766 that is just slightly larger than our sun.
is a reflection nebula that owes most of its sheen to the light emitted by stars like HBC 672- a young star nestled in its dusty folds.
so the nebula appears in the foreground, only by chance along the line-of-sight to the young star cluster.
Although it shows enhanced helium and nitrogen at its surface, it is still a very young star, still burning hydrogen in its core via the CNO cycle, and still effectively a main sequence object.
that"Rap Monster rarely fails to live up to his name." He describes the young star as"one of the region's most dexterous rappers, capable of switching flows effortlessly as he glides across an array of diverse instrumentals."[57].
They have two young stars.
The region abounds with energetic young stars producing jets and outflows that push through the surrounding material at speeds of hundreds of kilometers per second.
The disk very much resembles what we see around young stars that are much smaller,
IRAS 16293-2422 is a multiple system of very young stars, around 400 light-years away in a large star-forming region called Rho Ophiuchi in the constellation of Ophiuchus.
Recent observations have shown that discs around young stars disperse within a few million years, meaning planetary formation must occur faster than previously thought.
Energetic winds and intense radiation from these hot young stars reshape their natal interstellar clouds.
Recent observations have shown that disc clouds around young stars disperse within a few million years, and that giant planet formation must occur faster than previously thought.
Recent observations have shown that discs around young stars disperse within a few million years, and that giant planet formation must occur faster than previously thought.
Other recent observations have shown that discs around young stars disperse within a few million years, and that giant planet formation must occur faster than previously thought.