Examples of using Starlight in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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And the goal is to block out the starlight to incredible precision so that we would be able to see the planets directly.
And, indeed, they were able to confirm that the starlight was bent by the amount the Theory of General Relativity predicted.".
The more it absorbs starlight, the more it shines and becomes a precious metal.
Times Starlight technical team is much experienced in wireless RF area especially in Signal jammer.
Starlight outdoor PTZ IP Dome Camera provides you a colorful night vision with IMX 291 CMOS sensor even in a dark night.
The E-World Starlight Festival in Daegu features 10 million lights in a large area around E-World and 83 Tower.
The E-World Starlight Festival features 10 million lights in a large area around E-World and 83 Tower.
E-World Starlight Festival is held with 10 million lights in E-World and 83 Tower in Daegu.
Sunlight is the term used for the Sun's starlight observed during daytime.
such as Pearl Green and Starlight Gold.
wholly in the dark, lit by starlight and headlamps.
Only dim infrared emissions from the dust cloud and reflected starlight let astronomers see anything at all.
That means it could have an enormous ring system that reflects starlight in all directions.
meaning that something in space was getting in the way and blocking starlight.
Ocean view Train Ride Take a seat on the double decker Coast Starlight train line and enjoy the comfortable ride while drinking in the gorgeous view of the Pacific coastline as you travel back to Los Angeles.
The transaction at the Starlight on that winter day in 2009, depicted in video footage
Starlight is also a notable part of personal experience and human culture, impacting a diverse
In this new image of Messier 78, brilliant starlight ricochets off dust particles in the nebula, illuminating it with scattered blue light
All in a green tone by Starlight and things light will appear brighter than others. a face, skin and hands, they light through the telescope.
Complicating things is the fact that Einstein's theory predicts only a tiny shift of starlight- comparable to the width of a nickel viewed from a mile away.