Examples of using Another star in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
You think they ever will make another Star Wars?
Another star has a belt 25 times larger than our own.
Yes, and with that, another star.
In 2,000 years, another star, Gamma Cephei,
Our scientists tell me it's unlikely that a craft of this size… could have travelled from another star system.
I cannot! My control of the ship is decreasing with each… another star bomb!
Until one day, another star will be born, perhaps, with a similar story to tell, the greatest story of the cosmos.
And yet, if you were to detect Venus orbiting another star, you might suspect it would have Earth-like conditions.
Right? Look at you… from a famous family of Yue Opera, and now another star is born!
mass and chemical composition as the Earth, orbiting another star.
Space is so vast that it would take billions of years to collide with a planet circling another star. for a rock ejected from the Earth.
Meaning that the basketball star, Aiden, can't be the star if another star.
With the rockets we have today, no astronaut could ever live long enough to travel to another star.
That is about the same size and mass orbiting another star. and chemical composition as the Earth, What we have not yet found is a planet.
For a rock ejected from the Earth to collide with a planet circling another star. Space is so vast that it would take billions of years.
Trillions of Miles to another star At that rate, sending a group of human beings would take more fuel than we could ever manufacture.
To collide with a planet circling another star. Space is so vast that it would take billions of years for a rock ejected from the Earth.
To collide with a planet circling another star. for a rock ejected from the Earth Space is so vast that it would take billions of years.
One here, one here, and another star here at the tip of that arrow.
You're not going to believe this, Captain, but another star in this cluster just went supernova.