Examples of using Very distant in English and their translations into Norwegian
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silly humor await you in a not very distant galaxy.
It has opened a new window for studying the chemical properties of very distant galaxies.
the Earth appears as a very distant‘pale blue dot'.
morality for young people of our country are very distant and completely alien concepts.
those very bright, very distant, and ancient objects first discovered in the early 1960s.
These errors caused some false positives where we previously over-estimated shared segments of very distant relatives.
In Ace Combat Assault Horizon will play a not very distant future, specifically in 2015.
I got the feeling that these articles were written about Pivot points people, or very distant from the options market, or the strategy they themselves never used!
even tiny images of very distant galaxies.
November 2011: An international team of astronomers has used the brief but brilliant light of a distant gamma-ray burst as a probe to study the make-up of very distant galaxies.
brilliant light of a distant gamma-ray burst as a probe to study the make-up of very distant galaxies.
In just this tiny part of one of the VISTA surveys, astronomers have discovered two unknown and very distant Cepheid variable stars that lie almost directly behind the Trifid.
This artist's impression video shows CR7 a very distant galaxy discovered using ESO's Very Large Telescope.
suspected to be very distant, but the distance could not be confirmed at that time.
March 2010 Astronomers have long known that in many surveys of the very distant Universe, a large fraction of the total intrinsic light was not being observed.
this effect is exaggerated for the very distant bursts, letting the observer see only 30- 50 percent of the light[4].
Location comparative genomic analysis of the organization of the MHC region between very distant species has revealed the presence of rearrangements within the region specific storyline
brightness of regions of star-birth in a very distant galaxy, thanks to a chance discovery with the APEX telescope.
The group began by selecting three very distant galaxies to see if they could find evidence of the flow of pristine gas from the surrounding space and the associated formation of new stars.
Observing the formation of a globular cluster would be a bit like witnessing the birth of a Tyrannosaurus rex- something you would only expect to happen in the very distant past.