cosmic造句

There's no transcendent cosmic order or power.

Similarly, cosmic and solar flare radiations degrade electro-mechanical systems.

The brightest supernova in 400 years resembles a cosmic string of pearls.

Postmodernism, which places itself "beyond good and evil," beyond true and false, inhabits a cosmic bubble.

In 1770 it whizzed only a million miles from the Earth, missing us by a cosmic whisker, Dr. Marsden said.

Massive clumps of matter can act as a giant cosmic magnifying glass, distorting space-time in their immediate vicinity.

However, measurements of the cosmic microwave background radiation temperature suggest that its structure may have some systematic order.

Because of its huge mass, the cluster ACTS as a cosmic magnifying glass, causing light to bend around it.

Because of their heft, the clusters act like giant cosmic lenses, magnifying, distorting and bending any light that passes through them - an effect known as gravitational lensing.

fireworks, Fourth of July, United States, Independence Day Red and Green Sun: Each cosmic red tendril and teal plume has a matching pyro pellet within the firework shell.

Are these spooky coincidences or is Brown cursed by some sort of cosmic jinx, like Hurley in Lost or the cast of the Superman films?

The South Pole Telescope, which began scientific observations in 2007, surveys the sky for cosmic microwave background radiation, the "afterglow" of the Big Bang.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, many astronomers were persuaded, by this very theological argument, that just about every cosmic body was inhabited by rational beings.

True-believer authors (and their imitators) published scary and/or hopeful books about the moment's prophetic potential to catch an immense cosmic wave and change everything for either good or ill.

It must once have been inhabited by someone fairly eccentric, because a lot of the chinks in the walls were stuffed with aluminum foil, as if to protect against cosmic rays.

The telescopes sift through the background cosmic radiation to find spots where it has been slightly perturbed as it passes through extremely hot gas, a hallmark characteristic of galaxy clusters.

Most galaxies in our universe are bound together into clusters that dot the cosmic landscape like urban sprawls, usually centred around one old, monstrous galaxy containing a massive black hole.