Examples of using Star clusters in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Beautiful Nebula discovered between the Balance[Libra]& the Serpent[Serpens]…" begins the description of the 5th entry in 18th century astronomer Charles Messier's famous catalogue of nebulae and star clusters.
From this image, you can observe red/pink star-forming regions on the bottom left of the image and young blue star clusters on the top right of the image; with dust lanes captured in stunning detail.
than 35,000 stars and collected data on star clusters and dense star-forming regions, as well as several planetary objects within our own Solar System.
In the large arms of the galaxy have been observed 28 HII regions that may host young massive star clusters, and for two of them the nebular emission comprises most of the flux.
Star clusters are the key ingredient in stellar models because the stars in each grouping are at the same distance, have the same age,
Spanning over 500 thousand light-years, this stunning view also reveals new star clusters and matter flung far from the scene of the accident by gravitational tidal forces.
Speckled with pink star forming regions and massive blue star clusters, the arms span over 100,000 light-years, similar in size
Spanning about 500 thousand light-years, this stunning view reveals new star clusters and matter flung far from the scene of the accident by gravitational tidal forces.
Though most star clusters consist of stars with the same age and composition, the enigmatic Omega
Though most star clusters consist of stars with the same age and composition, the enigmatic Omega
Star clusters are important because, within each cluster, member stars probably are at the same distance from the Sun, and have the same age
Spanning about 500 thousand light-years, this stunning composited view also reveals new star clusters and matter flung far from the scene of the accident by gravitational tidal forces.
of approximately coeval(age range∼{\displaystyle\sim} 30 Myr) young open star clusters located in a relatively small region of the Galactic disk(radius∼{\displaystyle\sim} 250 pc).
It is one of the most massive young star clusters in the Milky Way,
this frame above and to the left, but a smaller irregular galaxy NGC 4731A can be seen near the bottom in impressive detail with its own young blue star clusters.
One of the most active star-forming regions near Earth, N11 is part of a complex network of gas clouds and star clusters in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a neighboring galaxy.
Those images could be analysed by computer vision, which is currently used to spot similarities in star clusters and other astrophysics research.
as well as star clusters in our own Galaxy.
recently formed blue star clusters in addition to enhanced star forming regions around the galaxy center.
It was re-activated in 2013.[7] WISE discovered thousands of minor planets and numerous star clusters.