dwarfs造句

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One class of white dwarfs has almost pure helium atmospheres.

Red dwarfs, meanwhile, burn for hundreds of billions of years.

The sun's newfound neighbor and five other supercool brown dwarfs belong to a class of failed star called Y dwarfs.

Saturn, stately and resplendent in this natural color view, dwarfs its icy moon Rhea.

Close encounters between swerving young stars might help spawn the brown dwarfs riddling the Milky Way.

She went across the mountains and at last came to the house of the seven dwarfs.

That dwarfs the 40 million square feet on the market at the end of 2006.

Healthcare cost growth dwarfs any of the other long-term fiscal challenges the US faces.

The Shanghai World Financial Center dwarfs the 421-meter-tall Jin Mao Tower in Pudong's Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone.

The sketches were of two of the seven dwarfs, Bashful and Doc, along with an unsigned sketch of Pinocchio.

Instead, those measurements might be explained by a smaller population of red dwarfs that happen to be richer in sodium and iron hydride than red dwarfs in the Milky Way.

White dwarfs are stars that have burned up all of the hydrogen they once used as nuclear fuel.

Lead researcher Pieter van Dokkum says there could be trillions of Earths orbiting the ubiquitous red dwarfs.

During the radiation stars will develop in turn into main sequence stars, red giants, white dwarfs or neutron stars, etc.

Brown dwarfs are balls of warm gas that lack the mass necessary to fuse hydrogen at their core, as stars can.

At least he went on saying this till Aslan had loaded him up with three dwarfs, one dryad, two rabbits, and a hedgehog. That steadied him a bit.

It happened one day that the son of a king, while riding in the forest, came by chance upon the dwarfs' house and asked for a night's lodging.

Gold and the crafting of gold was an art exclusively left to dwarfs, who were dwellers of the underworld in a place called Svartalfaheim. (Black Elves Country).

Renewable energy, excluding hydropower, which currently dwarfs other renewables, provides only 2% of U. S. electricity today. But its potential is huge.

Plug the regular-season results with Gasol into the formula and prorate it over 82 games, and you get a 69-win team with a scoring margin that dwarfs that of the three champion teams.

Two dwarfs decide to treat themselves to a vacation in Las Vegas. At the hotel bar, they're dazzled by two women, and wind up taking them to their separate rooms.

Shochu has eaten into the market shares of beer and wine in the past two years and it dwarfs sales of Scotch whisky, which was marketed aggressively in the 1990s.

The strength of the absorption features indicates that red dwarfs account for 80 percent of the number of stars in elliptical galaxies and 60 percent of the total stellar mass in those galaxies.