Examples of using Supernovas in English and their translations into Polish
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planetary nebulas… supernovas, neutron stars, pulsars, black holes.
are transforming into giants that may eventually explode as supernovas.
technology to find supernovas… and to solve the mystery of how
planetary nebulas, supernovas, An enormous spiral form with collapsing gas clouds, neutron stars, pulsars, black holes stable middle-aged suns, red giants, white dwarfs.
Stars being born, supernovas, life-forms no one from the Alpha Quadrant has seen before. Think about all the things she's experienced.
spectra… from literally hundreds of supernova cases… scientists have been able to classify supernovas into two main types.
planetary nebulas, supernovas, neutron stars,
Life-forms no one from the Alpha Quadrant has seen before. Think about all the things she's experienced-- stars being born, supernovas.
revolutionize the way astronomers searched for supernovas.
Because all such supernovas have the same wattage… they're ideal tools for measuring distances to the farthest reaches of the universe.
were created later, in the hot centers of stars, and in supernovas explosions, as Hoyle suggested.
For billions of years, stars and supernovas created.
in the hot center of stars, in supernovas explosions, as Hoyle suggested.
These explosions, known as supernovas, are the biggest blasts in the universe since the Big Bang,
Both Eta Carinae and WR 102ka are believed likely to explode as supernovas or hypernovae within the next few million years.
Lionel started dating some college freshman the Supernovas won the regional championship.
Scientists are convinced that supernovas mean much more to the Universe than spectacular light shows.
stragglers and supernovas, and hidden within the explosive life story of stars they have found the very history of the Cosmos, and a key to understanding our own origins.
some research on… On brown dwarves, supernovas.
black holes planetary nebulas, supernovas.