This gravitational anomaly is best explained by the existence of a planet ten times more massive than Earth (for comparison, Neptune is 17 times more massive than Earth).
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Yet Google is orders of magnitude more massive, of course.
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Venezuela More massive protests are planned for Venezuela this week.
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Because massive improvements aren't always followed by more massive improvements.
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But Jupiter's is much, much more massive and more powerful.
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It's much more massive than that, in ways we don't understand.
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In reality, however, neutrons are just slightly more massive than protons.
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Eris was especially problematic, since it is more massive than Pluto.
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WATTERS: As the president says, our nuclear arsenal is much more massive.
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I'd guess it is on the order of 100 times more massive.
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The more massive the star, the more quickly and brightly it burns.
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If one is more massive than the other, the system will accelerate.
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These theorized mirrorworld particles, called "superpartners," are more massive than the standard set.
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The problem is that the "massive illegality" isn't exactly more massive than usual.
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To make matters worse, Cersei has an even more massive army than usual.
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The early Milky Way was four times more massive and contained more metal.
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Years later, Butterfield would pull off a pivot more massive than his last.
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But these floating homes have gotten more and more massive in recent years.
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Neptune is four times the size of Earth and 17 times more massive.
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Now, Arndt's team plans to run this experiment for even more massive objects.
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The more massive an object you put on the sheet the deeper it sinks.
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And yes, stars — some many times more massive than our sun — are orbiting it.
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The upshot is a more massive nucleus, and one with more protons in it.
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"It's just one more massive failure from a failed secretary of state," Trump said.
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The star is twice as hot and 2½ times more massive than our sun.
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Scientists think that less massive rings likely formed more quickly than more massive rings.
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Many more massive demonstrations and walkouts are expected in the coming days and weeks.
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He said it was "much more massive" than most previous Chinese financial regulatory actions.
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They're wildly compact: just a few miles across yet more massive than the Sun.
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Moreover the bigger a galaxy is, the more massive is its central black hole.
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In fact, Teekay plans to build five more massive LGN vessels like the Eduard Toll.
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If the hackers are telling the truth, this new HBO hack is even more massive.
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This is why larger, more massive objects in the universe garner a larger gravitational pull.
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According to his calculations, it was about ten times more massive than astronomers previously thought.
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But the circle was just part of a more massive display of over 250,000 pieces.
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The Chinese dilemma looks a bit like Missoula's, but on a far more massive scale.
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These planets can be almost double Earth's radius and up to 10 times more massive.
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We tested the Expedition MAX, the extended version with an even more massive cargo area.
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This hefty star is 32 times more massive than our Sun and 40,000 degrees Kelvin.
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But if the head is more massive than the feet, the head will move less.
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Its parent planet is comparably hefty—more massive even than Jupiter, the solar system's biggest world.
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By the mid-'70's it was clear that there would be no more massive demonstrations.
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Everyone's trying desperately to figure out how to monetize internet videos on a more massive scale.
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Astronomers believe Proxima b is a rocky world that's a bit more massive than the Earth.
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The duo spiraled around each other, until eventually merging into one, even more massive black hole.
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The Eiffel Tower is closed on Saturday for "safety reasons" as more massive demonstrations are planned.
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The exoplanet is 22% larger and 80% more massive than Earth, making it a super-Earth.
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Yet, there is one more massive stock that has just been wallopped, and that is Boeing .
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As long as both vehicles have sufficiently powerful engines, the more massive one will win. Why?
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But the two neutron stars that collided are more massive than all known binary star pairs.
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That number alone is an impressive demonstration, but the march was even more massive across social media.
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Though it's about three times the size of Earth, it's 23 times more massive than our planet.
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It is now evident that any attempt to revive such a bill could trigger more massive demonstrations.
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Most exoplanets we've identified are more massive than Earth, and many aren't orbiting stars like our sun.
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Yeay's version of viral marketing has been propelled by other, much more massive video sites like YouTube.
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It's 27% more massive than Pluto, though a 2015 finding later revealed Pluto to be slightly larger.
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It's only 19793 million times more massive than our Sun, which for a galaxy is pretty small.
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It's only 600 million times more massive than our Sun, which for a galaxy is pretty small.
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He is skinnier in close-up and more massive-seeming in the traditional basketball-high-angle shot.
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The Tesla Cybertruck, with its steel outer shell, is probably more massive than a Ford F-150.
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The "super-Jupiter" isn't like anything ever seen in our solar system; it's younger and more massive.
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So it's much more massive than that, and in ways we don't understand and will never understand.
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Astronomers have for some time suspected that it houses a phenomenally massive black hole—one 6.5bn times more massive than the Sun, and more than a thousand times more massive than the black hole at the centre of the Milky Way galaxy in which the Earth and Sun sit.
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There's a beefy 4,000 mAh battery on the Stylus and even more massive 5,000 mAh on the Power.
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This is all just Wall Street speak for a massive tech company preparing to become even more massive.
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According to one theory, repeated explosions can occur in stars 95 -130 times more massive than the Sun.
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You can pick up discounted devices from the likes of Microsoft, ASUS, HP, and many more massive names.
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That's because all the bacteria on Earth combined are about 1,166 times more massive than all the humans.
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As Kessler's study explains, the more massive an object, the more space debris it can create if hit.
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Buffett's worth is calculated at $66.3 billion, and Gates' is at an even more massive $76.5 billion total.
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The world gets its "super" nickname because it's a bit bigger and slightly more massive than our own planet.
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Pulsars are basically rapidly rotating neutron stars, formed when stars more massive than the Sun explode and collapse inward.
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These gas giants orbit tightly around their host stars, and despite their name, they're typically more massive than Jupiter.
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If, as global warming continues, Tornado Alley migrates, or outbreaks become more massive, this would shift the risk distribution.
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One is a rocky "super-Earth" that's more massive than our home planet but lighter than giants like Neptune.
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By comparison, the black holes that produced the September event were about 30 times more massive than the sun.
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More massive spending bills, more blinking on health care reform, and more negotiating with ourselves rather than the Democrats.
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Interestingly, the results do indeed seem to suggest a far more massive cultural divide than the public responses do.
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And you know how it is with things that are massive — they're always more massive when you're a kid.
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An astounding 30 million stars were cataloged, all of them at least five times more massive than our own Sun.
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Neutron stars are ultra-dense objects that can be even more massive than our sun but are mere kilometers across.
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"They are there—massive black holes, much more massive than we thought they were," de Mink said to the room.
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Previously, however, these types of observations were limited to black holes only a few times more massive than the Sun.
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One of of Rivera or Caraway will have made one more massive step toward a title shot of their own.
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Docking ports are barely larger than a human, while berthing ports are much larger and can support more massive payloads.
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They would have been at least eight times more massive than the Sun before exploding in supernovae, according to researchers.
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She noted that other techniques might have measured more massive neutron stars, but those other techniques produce less precise results.
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Most of the energy of the collision will go to forming a new star with an even more massive core.
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While there is a lot of merit to that argument, sometimes the bigger the brush, the more massive the lashes. Why?
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They told KGMB they have plans to grow more massive avocados with the harvesting season right around the corner in December.
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A planet three times more massive than Earth may be lurking around the second-closest star system to our cosmic neighborhood.
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The ones surrounding more massive stars will be further away, while these zones around smaller, dimmer stars will be much closer.
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Thus the kilogram was born on June 123, 1799: a piece of solid metal 1000 times more massive than the gram.
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When this object was discovered in 2016 along with four brown dwarfs, scientists believed that it was older and more massive.
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But others, hidden in the center of nearly every galaxy, are millions or billions of times more massive than the sun.
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Instead, America will be asked to believe that if just attempted on a more massive scale it will work this time.
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All of them are more massive than the black holes that astronomers had previously identified as the remnants of dead stars.
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They calculated that the neutron stars were 3.4 times the mass of the sun — far more massive than scientists thought possible.
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Without action to resolve trade conflicts and support growth, global economic deceleration could turn into "a more massive slowdown," she said.
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IMF MANAGING DIRECTOR GEORGIEVA SAYS GLOBAL GROWTH IS DECELERATING, NOT STOPPING, BUT WITHOUT ACTION, WE ARE RISKING A 'MORE MASSIVE' SLOWDOWN
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"In this case, the protoplanetary disk around the young star may be slightly more massive than expected and cold," Morales said.
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For scale, the black hole is nine times more massive than our sun and V404 Cygni's disk is 10 million kilometers across.
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But it's nothing compared with the black hole, which is estimated to be some 214 million times more massive than our sun.
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Global app usage is soaring and apps are set to be a more massive business than ever, according to a new report.
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The planet is a giant ball of gas 11 times wider than Earth and 300 times more massive than our home world.
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Newton described gravity as a constant, instantaneous force in which more massive objects will have a stronger pull than less massive objects.
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They suggested that the mysterious planet could be 10 times more massive than Earth, located 600 astronomical units (AU) from the sun.
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It was promising, but it's leading to a more massive study because I think the preliminary study only had around 30 subjects.
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The more massive the object, the more it will churn the surrounding spacetime, and the stronger the gravitational waves it should produce.
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But it's nothing compared with the black hole, which is estimated to be some 4 million times more massive than our sun.
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The newfound star's ancient ancestor that exploded was only 10 times more massive than the sun and experienced a more tame explosion.
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But you can also see social media as a form of interpersonal communication using images, just on a much more massive scale.
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The black hole at the center of the Milky Way, Sagittarius A, is more than four million times more massive then our sun.
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They've named the planet Kepler-20133i after the star it orbits, Kepler-22013, which is slightly hotter and more massive than our sun.
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The black hole is called Sagittarius A, or Sgr A*. Compared to our sun, the black hole is 4.2 million times more massive.
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Sagittarius A*, or SgrA*, is thought to be 4 million times more massive than our Sun and 30 times larger than the star.
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Hall One at Mobile World Congress — a single space more massive than most conference centers in major cities — contained only a few displays.
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After the attack on Krebs' website, the code used to build the botnet leaked online, making more massive DDoS attacks all but inevitable.
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That said, the station and its predecessors are enormously helpful testbeds in the quest to develop even more massive spaceships down the line.
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They believe these stars would have been hundreds of times more massive than our sun, resulting in hypernovae even more energetic than supernovae.
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He determined that any star remnants 1.4 times more massive than our sun would be too massive to form a stable white dwarf.
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The brightest point in this gas cloud is a huge star called HD 53367 that is 20 times more massive than our sun.
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That means the ice, which rests on the bottom, gets thicker and more massive as you move in the direction of the pole.
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It is thought to be a "Super-Earth," a category of planets more massive than Earth but smaller than the large gas planets.
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"They [black holes or massive stars] are typically more massive than the other individual objects around them, and the cumulative effect of gravitational interactions between objects over the long life of a galaxy is that more massive objects tend to end up near the center of the system," astronomer Brooke Simmons, who wasn't involved in the study, said via email.
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The new object is an intermediate-mass black hole, a class ranging from hundreds to thousands of times more massive than Earth&aposs sun.
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Photo: XENON103TBig, strange somethingsAs early as the late 19th century, scientific observations were telling us that the universe was more massive than it appeared.
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These planets are more massive than Earth but lighter than gas giants like Neptune or Uranus, and they're also fairly common throughout our galaxy.
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"The bright objects are massive objects, maybe 100 times more massive than our Milky Way and they form a cluster of galaxies," he explained.
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In a recent interview with CNN, executive producer Brad Simpson described the installment as "even more massive and more sprawling" than the first season.
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The vessel, called Mr. Steven, now boasts an even more massive net, one that's four times the size of the one it had before.
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"Both stars needed to be very massive, about 40 to 100 times more massive than our Sun," Belczynski said about the stars behind GW150914.
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At one point, Trump sought to remind Kim that the U.S. nuclear arsenal was much more "massive and powerful" than that of North Korea.
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"The long-awaited 'Norman F---ing Rockwell' is even more massive and majestic than everyone hoped it would be," Rolling Stone's Rob Sheffield raves.
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But these neutron stars were more massive than scientists thought possible, and nobody picked up light or radiation from the aftermath of their collision.
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"In all other known CVs the white dwarf is more massive than the orbiting normal star, so V Sge is utterly unique," Schaefer said.
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The gravity produced by Sagittarius A* is so intense that stars many times more massive than our sun orbit around it at incredible speeds.
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This was a sure-fire signature of colliding bodies called neutron stars, objects slightly more massive than the Sun but smaller than a typical city.
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SpaceX also has numerous launches lined up for the Air Force in the future, including a couple on the company's more massive Falcon Heavy rocket.
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Both comets are rich in essential elements like carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen, although this new one was 100,000 times more massive than its famous relative.
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Besides preventing even more massive illegal immigration they are the last line of defense between us and criminals who might otherwise prey on our communities.
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There, a black hole several billion times more massive than the sun is unleashing a violent jet of energy some 5,000 light-years into space.
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They were looking for extremely bright pulses from the pulsar, which is a neutron star only a few kilometers across but more massive than our sun.
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Thus some physicists hope to detect them by looking to astrophysical sources, which can produce the requisite amounts of energy to produce these more massive particles.
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The three detections we have from LIGO are already changing scientists' ideas about how massive black holes can get — much more massive than people thought possible.
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The black hole in this galaxy has a mass that the Event Horizon Telescope researchers estimate to be 6.5 billion times more massive than our Sun.
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Astronomers have spotted the most distant supermassive black hole ever seen in our Universe — a behemoth that's nearly a billion times more massive than our Sun.
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These materials are present on many planetary surfaces but the current factories to process them would need huge transportation resources, more massive than the end products.
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There is a second class of black holes that are much more massive and are found at the center of galaxies, like our own Milky Way.
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The Mendocino Complex Fire has grown to more than 300,000 acres, and firefighters are battling two more massive blazes in other rural parts of the state.
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For one, it was big—weighting roughly as much as a honeydew melon, Anatoliadelphys was an order of magnitude more massive than any other northern metatherian mammal.
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The TRAPPIST-1 system sits a measly 40 light years away and contains seven rocky planets orbiting a Jupiter-sized, though much more massive, red dwarf star.
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Typical neutron stars are only as wide as a large city, but they're about a half million times more massive than Earth, or about two solar masses.
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But the certainty of more massive storms and rising seas should also prompt a rethinking of policies and programs to better prepare the country for these risks.
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The crowd shrunk back as they approached—a strange-looking boy atop a huge-tusked, white-clad creature, more massive by half than the elephants they knew.
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"[Terzan 5] is the relic of a structure that was much more massive in the past: a fossil of the epoch of the galaxy formation," Ferraro said.
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We also know it hosts at least one planet, a hot Neptune-sized world about 16 times more massive than Earth, with a year of 40 days.
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The free-agent addition of even-more-massive J'Marcus Webb at right tackle lets third-year undrafted free agent Garry Gilliam replace Russell Okung at left tackle.
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While the theory predicts that all spinning objects drag spacetime around them, frame-dragging is far more detectable around more massive bodies that are spinning incredibly fast.
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Together, the two neutron stars are about 3.4 times more massive than the Sun, making this system the biggest pair of neutron stars ever detected by scientists.
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Some of the stars shine with a hot bluish color, but many of the more massive ones have become red giants and glow with a rich orange hue.
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If the experts agree, Google could face a fine even more massive than the $2.7 billion fine the EU levied against the company in June for similar reasons.
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And then there's an even more massive amount of typesetting on the micro level, like everything on pill bottles to wordings within the subsections of your tax code.
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These galaxies are a million times more massive, so we have a higher chance of detecting a dark matter signal if we find one close enough to us.
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Photo by Minh PhamPham even recreated Tony Stark's armory, hidden beneath his mansion, complete with his workshop at the bottom surrounded by some of his more massive creations.
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Unlike more massive stars, ultracool dwarf stars are able to remain in a stable state for billions upon billions of years without running out of fuel to burn.
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But it demonstrates once again that there are geologic mysteries sitting beneath glaciers, and makes you wonder whether there are more massive impact craters waiting to be found.
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Zeta Ophiuchi is about 20 times more massive and moving much faster than the sun, creating the beautiful bow shock photos produced by the Spitzer and WISE telescopes.
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After violent skirmishes on Sunday between demonstrators and the police filled Santiago's Plaza Baquedano, a central landmark, an even more massive — but peaceful — demonstration assembled there on Monday.
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Because this supermassive black hole is about four million times more massive than the Sun, its immense gravity warps and tugs at objects that get close to it.
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The star 2500.00000 Pegasi is a lot like our Sun—a little more massive, but you probably couldn't tell them apart if they were equally near at hand.
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When we look back at the decade of Marvel, we see a wildly successful run of 23 movies, each one seemingly more massive than the one before it.
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Astronomers used NASA&aposs Hubble Space Telescope to study Kepler-13Ab, a planet that&aposs six times more massive than Jupiter and that lies 1,730 light-years from Earth.
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Aves 3D Unlike its living relatives in the pigeon family, the study added, the skull of the dodo was considerably more massive and uniquely shaped to accommodate its environment.
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It weighed nearly 19,000 pounds (8,500 kilograms) when it first launched in 2011, making it one of the more massive objects to do an uncontrolled dive back to Earth.
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The image shows a bright ring formed as light bends in the intense gravity around a black hole that is 103 billion times more massive than the Sun pic.twitter.
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The image shows a bright ring formed as light bends in the intense gravity around a black hole that is 6.5 billion times more massive than the Sun pic.twitter.
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And the more massive look-alikes on the market, the easier it would be for Kim's diamond to get lost in the shuffle IF someone tried to fence it.
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"We find that the Imbrium basin was formed by an object at least three times larger in diameter, or 30 times more massive [than previous estimates]," Schultz told me.
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It's possible that the supernova may have been caused by the death of a star far more massive than any previously observed or even thought possible, the foundation added.
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Indonesia tsunami At least 281 people were killed after a tsunami struck Indonesia over the weekend, and fears are high that more massive waves could be on the way.
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The likelihood of more massive rainfalls also should raise red flags for both coastal and inland communities and get them to rethink plans for storm-related inundation, experts said.
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It makes first round upsets an EVEN MORE MASSIVE hill to climb, basically ENDING some fun shit just for the sake of promoting try-hardism in the regular season.
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"This discovery is basic to much of modern astrophysics, since it shows that stars much more massive than the Sun must either explode or form black holes," NASA explains.
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The top challenge in this new time isn't preventing data breaches, stamping out ransomware, or preventing ever-more-massive DDoS attacks, though those are all problems that need solving.
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Its looming intimidation is only heightened by the fact that you're seeing it from a child's perspective — this massive, insurmountable physical structure representing even more massive, insurmountable social issues.
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That's known as a Cataclysmic Variable, or CV. The normal star is losing its mass to the white dwarf, and it's 3.9 times more massive than the white dwarf.
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Experts have said that climate change has increased the likelihood of more massive, sluggish storms like Florence, capable of dropping record amounts of rain and touching off catastrophic flooding.
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Though they can be up to 80 times more massive than our solar system's giant, Jupiter, their cores are not robust enough to generate starlight through hydrogen-helium fusion.
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In 2013, it produced a giant flare as it devoured an object believed to be many times more massive than Jupiter, like a brown dwarf star or a large planet.
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This is awfully hard to read; among other things, readers may stumble over whether "more massive particles" refers to a greater number of massive particles, or particles with more mass.
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Even with a picture right there on our screens, actually understanding something larger than our solar system and 212 billion times more massive than our Sun was still nearly impossible.
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"We do need massive public infrastructure investment, but we'll need more massive private equity which will really drive the development of a lot of this technology and infrastructure," he said.
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A rock just like this one, only much more massive, is hiding in a barn at Mosswood Grove, the so-called "community" (read: cult) led by Vera Walker (Carrie Coon).
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The picture, which was taken in April 13, shows the beautiful garbage left over from the explosion of a star thought to be 20 times more massive than our Sun.
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A raging fire at a petrochemical storage terminal near Houston spread to two more massive tanks after firefighting water pumps stopped working for six hours, the company said on Tuesday.
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Batygin and Brown calculated that this world, dubbed Planet Nine, may be 10 times more massive than Earth and orbit the sun about 20 times farther away than Neptune does.
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The March for Life took place in the same area where even more massive crowds flooded Washington a day after Trump's inauguration in favor of women's rights, including abortion rights.
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The combined observations enabled the team to estimate that the supermassive black hole at the heart of PSO J0309+27 is about a billion times more massive than the Sun.
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The Kepler-2000 host star is slightly more massive than our Sun, and although our solar systems share the same number of planets, they differ in a few key respects.
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But now that LIGO has detected at least three black holes more massive than that, Sathyaprakash says it's possible there are a lot more stars out there made of lighter elements.
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That gigantic cluster of stars circles the supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy, which is about 4 million times more massive than the sun, according to the STScI.
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This is the nature of gravity, somewhat similar to the way the moon orbits around a more massive Earth, explained Dong Lai, an astronomer and black hole expert at Cornell University.
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New observations from Chile's Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) reveal that starburst galaxies, like the one in an artist's impression above, have many more massive stars than peaceful galaxies do.
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Assuming that the force (the punch) applied to both objects is the same, the less massive object (the glass of water) will experience much more acceleration than the more massive object.
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That is where a supermassive black hole — an invisible cosmic tombstone four million times more massive than the sun — lurks, wreathed in mystery and imagination behind the dusty clouds of Sagittarius.
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It's Milian's job to make sure the giant water tanker trucks mist enough to keep the Santa Ana winds from turning his massive site into an even more massive dust cloud.
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You advance as normal, scourging giant mantises with your charged lash, yanking oversized ants away from their targets (and into lakes), and crushing massive hornets under, uh, even-more-massive rocks.
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Yet these shows invite comparison in another way: Each attempts to grapple with this weird new TV storytelling era we're in, where storylines become more massive without necessarily becoming more complex.
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Gaming worlds, where some players spend significant chunks of their lives, have only gotten more massive and more social, creating more opportunities for virtual romance—and, if you're boo'ed up, digital adultery.
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"Objects more massive than [around 10 times the mass of Jupiter] should not be thought of as planets," he writes in the study, which is slated for publication in The Astrophysical Journal.
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"There are a lot more controlled reentries than 20 years ago, and for more massive objects, [companies and countries] take more care," says Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at Harvard and spaceflight expert.
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As well as two icy "mini-Neptunes", dubbed TOI 270 c and TOI 270 d, the telescope also found a rocky world roughly 25% larger and 1.9 times more massive than Earth.
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The more energy they can pour into these collisions, microscopic samples of primordial fire, by virtue of Einstein's equivalence of mass and energy, the more massive particles can come out of them.
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FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NUCLEAR POWER STATION — The part above ground doesn't look like much, a few silver pipes running in a straight line, dwarfed by the far more massive, scarred reactor buildings nearby.
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Here, you can see four planets, all more massive than Jupiter (the most massive in our solar system), slowly making their way around their star, just like the Earth orbits our own.
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"The more massive a galaxy, the faster its clusters move under the pull of its gravity," N. Wyn Evans, professor at the University of Cambridge's Institute of Astronomy, said in a statement.
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But in reality, we only know of one way that can produce a black hole: The gravitational collapse of an extremely massive star that's 20 to 30 times more massive than our sun.
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Their low metallicity allows these tiny galaxies to produce more massive stars, and, probably because massive stars have stronger magnetic fields, their explosive deaths can leave behind highly magnetized neutron stars, or magnetars.
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With Harvey Weinstein's decades of alleged sexual assault and harassment sparking larger conversations in the industry, these topics are central this year in Hollywood in a more massive way than maybe ever before.
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In 2018, two more massive hurricanes made landfall in the Southeast — Hurricane Florence brought catastrophic flooding to the Carolinas, and Hurricane Michael became the most powerful storm ever to hit the Florida Panhandle.
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It's not the only galaxy to be composed of almost all dark matter, but most of the other ones are tiny dwarf galaxies, not ones a trillion times more massive than our Sun.
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Studying the fireball from this explosion, astronomers have concluded that it had created a cloud of gold dust many times more massive than the Earth, confirming kilonovas as agents of ancient cosmic alchemy.
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Colliding black holes, being more massive, would be even easier to detect, but LIGO's founders and funders at the National Science Foundation mostly did not know if there were any around to detect.
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While analysts do not see more massive fines emerging from these investigations and still expect the coming quarter's earnings reports to be relatively solid, investors appear to be steering clear of the sector.
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The news of that huge hack was topped a few months later when Yahoo also revealed it had suffered an even more massive hack, in August 2013, of more than one billion user accounts.
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We already know that other, more massive stars produce a visible planetary nebula after they die, but our own Sun's mass was always thought to be too low to produce this glowing gassy cloud.
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There are elliptical galaxies in the universe today, so it's possible that ones like ZF-COSMOS-20115 are now the chocolatey centers of other far more massive galaxies, but we don't know for sure.
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The response from Facebook that this is simply not yet taken place at the time, however, gives cause for concern that the extent of the data breach even more massive impact will lead to.
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"The only scenario that resulted in a core-density profile similar to what Juno measures today is a head-on impact with a planetary embryo about 10 times more massive than Earth," Liu said.
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The explosive event, which was estimated to be 5,000 times more massive than the 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption, is thought to have created a volcanic winter that impacted the spread of ancient humans.
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"There is no getting around it: Donald Trump is cheering on a Russian attempt to influence our election through a crime reminiscent of Watergate but on a more massive scale," said Clinton spokesman Glen Caplin.
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The connection with the Higgs-mass problem is that if the Higgs really was huge, that would also make other particles (protons, neutrons and so on) more massive, thus giving them much stronger gravitational fields.
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After all, the company is operating at a truly massive annual loss, is propped up largely by an even more massive inflow of investment capital, and has already been cutting drivers' wages in key markets.
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While oxygen isotopes are associated with larger, more massive stars, carbon isotopes are associated with smaller, intermediate-mass stars, Zhi-Yu Zhang, lead researcher and astronomer from the University of Edinburgh, said in the statement .
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When you're a cofounder of one of the world's most valuable companies, your passion projects tend to take on a more massive scale than, say, simply tuning up an old hot rod in the garage.
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It must have always seemed a bit silly outside of the tech scene, all this talk of unicorns trotting their $1 billion-plus valuations out to one ever-more massive fundraising event after the next.
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That's double the $1 trillion plan he touted when he ran for president in 2016, and it's far more massive than the relatively small $200 billion plan his White House actually introduced in February 2018.
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Regulators fear a repeat of the much more massive solar storms that occurred in 1921 and 1859 (the Carrington Event), which disrupted telegraph systems and could cause extensive, difficult-to-repair damage to the grid.
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Although more massive stars can begin another shell of fusing heavier elements when this helium is exhausted, the sun is too feeble to generate the pressure needed to begin that layer of fusion, Scudder explained.
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Regulators fear a repeat of the much more massive solar storms that occurred in 1921 and 1859 (the "Carrington Event"), which disrupted telegraph systems and could cause extensive, difficult-to-repair damage to the grid.
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There are reportedly two suns in the solar system with the planet — one is 85033 percent more massive than the Earth's sun and the other is 30 percent of the sun's mass, according to NASA.
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"If we do wait until we're forced by a bad economy or our creditors to make changes, those changes will be so much more painful and the economy will go through a much more massive downturn."
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I think what Nintendo is doing, as we always do, is our unique view on this, and finding ways to make it a bit more mainstream and a bit more massive, maybe than others have done.
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Why it matters: The disk surrounding the planet — named PDS 70 b — is viewed as a sign that moons could form around it, which is estimated to be about 4–17 times more massive than Jupiter.
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This was exciting because the Higgs boson itself had first showed up as pairs of gamma rays, except this new particle was six times more massive than the Higgs and — unlike the Higgs — was not expected.
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According to Einstein's general relativity, the more massive an object, the more the fabric of space-time is 'warped' by its existence, and this creates a gravitational pull that effectively slows time in the object's general vicinity.
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But the merger between the LMC and the Milky Way has begun, and our galaxy's more massive nature is using gravity to rip pieces off of the Large Magellanic Cloud and kidnap some of its orbiting galaxies.
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But while modern-day Earth has liquid water oceans, breathable air and a temperate climate, the surface of Venus is hellishly hot, thanks to a carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere roughly 90 times more massive than our own.
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"I'd say it's even more massive and more sprawling than ['The People v O.J. Simpson]," executive producer Brad Simpson told reporters Tuesday following a panel for their Emmy-nominated series at the Television Critics Association press tour.
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Artist's depiction of colliding neutron starsIllustration: ESAIn 2017, observatories around the world observed a high-energy collision between a pair of dense objects, each slightly more massive than the Sun but only the size of a city.
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Source: CoinDesk The Chinese crackdown on bitcoin is "much more massive" than most of China's financial regulatory action in the past, including on shadow banking, said Martin Chorzempa, research fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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It's about 1.3 times more massive than Earth, and it's believed to only expose one side of its surface to the light (kind of like how on Earth we only ever see one side of the moon).
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And baked into the higher water levels are the effects of other melting ice sheets, like the much more massive Antarctic ice sheet, as well as the expansion of the water itself as its temperature goes up.
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Coming between more massive blockbusters like the recent "Solo" and the upcoming "Incredibles 2" and "Jurassic World," the weekend was down about 20 percent from last year, according to comScore, when "Wonder Woman" was setting box-office records.
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Subscribe to The Interface News of that move spurred criticism that it represented one more massive data-collection play from Facebook, which once promised European regulators that it would keep WhatsApp user data separate from its other services.
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The biggest black holes, which are billions of times more massive than the sun, live at the hearts of galaxies, while black holes about 10 times the size of the sun are peppered throughout the universe, Hossenfelder said.
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"There is no getting around it: Donald Trump is cheering on a Russian attempt to influence our election through a crime reminiscent of Watergate but on a more massive scale," Glen Caplin, a Clinton campaign spokesman, said Saturday.
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As social media sites grow more massive and all-encompassing, one startup is looking to bring back the friendly customization of Myspace to a new generation of users looking to define their online presence in a unique way.
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AR Scorpii, previously identified as a single, variable star, is actually two, a compact white dwarf the size of the Earth but 200,000 times more massive, and a cool red dwarf a third the size of the Sun.
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He credited the efforts of Crutzen and scientists such as those in the "Anthropocene" working group for all that they were doing but said his reading of the evidence pointed to an even more massive unfolding geological transition.
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While Kuiper thought that the Kuiper belt had dispersed early in the formation of the solar system, that was because he imagined that Pluto was much more massive than it actually is -- perhaps as large as the Earth.
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"There will be a next time," Powell said in opening a two-day conference devoted to a discussion of whether to try to jolt inflation and interest rates higher, or plan for more massive rounds of asset purchases.
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"Chained to the Rhythm" is a bit slower than Perry's more massive hits like "Roar" and "Teenage Dream," but it's still a banger that could slot in on any club playlist and could have gotten massive radio play.
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This allowed the astronomers to study the star in fine detail, determining that it is a B-type blue supergiant, many times more massive and radiant than the yellow dwarf star at the center of our own solar system.
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Based on this dimming and further scrutiny of the star, scientists were able to figure out the planet is about 40 percent larger than Earth and about 6.6 times more massive, according to a study published today in Nature.
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Those planetesimals are theoretically much more massive than the asteroids currently between Mars and Jupiter, and could be a better explanation for the huuuuuge craters found on the early Earth, and well as present-day Mars and the Moon.
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N. Wyn Evans, an astronomer at Cambridge University and a co-author of the new study, explained the technique in an ESA press release:The more massive a galaxy, the faster its clusters move under the pull of its gravity.
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As the spread of the coronavirus brought much of the world to a halt, nations have poured ever-more massive amounts of stimulus into their economies while central banks have flooded markets with cheap dollars to ease funding strains.
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As the spread of the coronavirus brought much of the world to a halt, nations have poured ever-more massive amounts of stimulus into their economies while central banks have flooded markets with cheap dollars to ease funding strains.
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As the spread of the coronavirus brought much of the world to a halt, nations have poured ever-more-massive amounts of stimulus into their economies while central banks have showered markets with cheap dollars to ease funding strains.
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As we've written, there's compelling evidence, but nothing that's really a knockout, pointing to whether these intermediate black holes, those more massive than a really heavy star and lighter than the supermassive black holes at the center of galaxies, really exist.
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It's no where as unwieldy as many of the more massive watches on the market, and depending on your own comfort level, you may even find it possible to where to bed, to take full advantage of that sleep tracking.
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These black holes, which were 14 and 8 times the size of the sun, orbited each other until they finally merged, producing an even more massive black hole 21 times larger than the sun, and sending the ripples out into space.
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"It's about 1,000 times more massive than comet 693P that Rosetta is orbiting, but about 500,000 times less massive than Pluto," New Horizons principal investigator Alan Stern of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, wrote in a blog post.
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On June 8th, LIGO's two facilities in Louisiana and Washington picked up the wave signals from the two black holes, which spun around each other rapidly many times a second before colliding to form an even more massive black hole.
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By taking Einstein&aposs relativity into account, however, Rodriguez and his colleagues found that nearly half of the black holes would merge inside their stellar clusters, building a new generation of black holes more massive than those formed by stars alone.
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These models ensure that small quantum systems, such as particles, can remain in a superposition of states almost forever, but as systems get more massive, it gets more and more likely that they will spontaneously collapse to a classical state.
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Photo: LIGO/Caltech/MIT/Jeff KisselA pair of objects, each more massive than the Sun but only as wide as a city, have once again produced ripples in spacetime that were picked up by sensitive gravitational wave detectors on Earth.
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The massive black hole found in the galaxy NGC 1600, which is located about 200 million light years from Earth, also appears to be 10 times more massive than scientists had predicted for a galaxy the size of NGC 1600.
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Over 1,000 light-years from Earth is a monstrous gas giant of a planet—500 times more massive than our own—where clouds seem to be made from corundum, the same mineral that creates rubies and sapphires here on Earth.
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GiveWell partnered with the billionaires Cari Tuna and Dustin Moskovitz and started the Open Philanthropy Project to begin making donations on a much more massive scale, ones that it wouldn't make sense to recommend to individual donors without billions to spend.
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We live in an era of mass targeted attacks where nation state-level resources are being directed against companies and private citizens, and until our security culture changes, we can expect to see more massive breaches throughout 2018 and beyond.
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But Trump and the rest of the Republicans are actually getting a bit of a temporary reprieve from the usual deficit pushback thanks to so many Democrats on the presidential campaign trail who continue to promote even more massive spending.
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Even more massive spoiler: Eventually you give too much trust to your own universe-exploring space drones, and just as you have done to the human masters, they rebel, starting a pan-galactic battle for control of all the matter in the universe.
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Hurt)Those with a Pluto-the-planet-shaped void in their hearts have been eagerly following updates about Planet 9, a hypothetical world thought to be 93 times more massive than Earth and roughly 1,000 astronomical units (AU) away from the Sun.
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"Protoplanetary disks are typically too low in mass to have the potential to fragment, but early-on, while the star is forming and the disk and star are being built up, the disks can be more massive and susceptible to fragmentation," said Tobin.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The oldest and most distant black hole ever observed — a celestial brute 800 million times more massive than the sun — is providing scientists some surprises about the nature of the universe when, on a cosmic scale, it was a mere toddler.
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While Apple has done some assembly here in the States (namely the Mac Pro, for which it built a facility in Texas), actually uprooting its existing manufacturing chain would require a much more massive investment than the one it just gave Corning.
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The implications of this idea — and the ever-more-massive class imbalances it opened up — dovetail beautifully with Dolores's attempts to end the natural order of the planet, even if Dolores sits out this week as an active participant in the story.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Astronomers have pinpointed what appears to be the first moon detected outside our solar system, a large gaseous world the size of Neptune that is unlike any other known moon and orbits a gas planet much more massive than Jupiter.
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You're looking at 20 years of data on the stars that live near the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy, called Sagittarius A. And yes, stars — some many times more massive than our sun -- are orbiting it.
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But just because Tsiaras and his colleagues refer to the planet as a "super-Earth" exoplanet, a term often but not always reserved for planets up to 10 times more massive than Earth, does not mean it is Earth-like on the surface.
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In this case, those dips are made when the planet blocked the light from its two stars — one that's about 10 percent more massive than our sun and another only one-third of the sun's mass and less bright, according to NASA.
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This pulsar's mass places it at what might be the upper limit to this kind of object—any more massive, and it could collapse into a black hole, explained Harshal Gupta, NSF program director for the Green Bank Observatory in West Virginia.
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The team of astronomers essentially measured the speed of some objects moving in our galaxy and deduced the mass from there (the more massive the galaxy, the faster the objects should move.) Their answer: The galaxy weighs around 1.5 trillion solar masses.
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A black hole is "a great amount of matter packed into a very small area — think of a star ten times more massive than the Sun squeezed into a sphere approximately the diameter of New York City," explains the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
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One more massive brick-and-mortar retail store would really prepare Amazon to take on Walmart in a big way, especially if people can just bark at their Echo about what they want to buy and then go pick it all up at the store.
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At its invite-only event, the Roblox Developers Conference, which was held Friday, August 21 through Sunday, August 11, the company announced new tools aimed at enabling small developer teams to work together to build more massive games that can support hundreds of players.
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Goodlatte's opening the door to begin the process of slapping down Lynch in this latest attempt to put one more massive gray brick in the wall of oppression is a great example of Congress reasserting its Article One powers in a smart, meaningful way.
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But it's worth pausing from time to time and considering just how massive the influence of this one school has grown to be, and how much more massive the combined influence of a small handful of schools — Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, Oxford — has become too.
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The planet, estimated to be at least 3.2 times more massive than Earth, was spotted circling Barnard's Star, a type of relatively cool and low-mass star called a red dwarf, about 6 light-years away from our solar system, comparatively close in cosmic terms.
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This is not to say that the private sector is the ultimate model, but at least the CEO of Target was fired after the massive 85033 breach and the even more massive Equifax breach cost that CEO his job (although it was called "retirement").
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"The planet, now known as TOI 1338 b, is nearly seven times as large as Earth and has two stars — one that's about 10 percent more massive than our sun and another only a third of the sun's mass and less bright, according to NASA."
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"Finding more and more massive neutron stars is exciting because it helps us constrain the neutron star equation of state... that describes how matter acts in their interiors," Thankful Cromartie, the study's first author and a Ph.D candidate at the University of Virginia, told Gizmodo.
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"During their lifetimes, galaxies can inhabit [dark matter] halos of different sizes, ranging from masses typical of our own Milky Way to halos thousands of times more massive," Toby Brown, the lead author of the study and a PhD candidate at ICRAR, said in a press release.
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This dictates that if you placed a clock at Earth's centre, it will tick ever-so-slightly slower than a clock at its surface, Emily Conover explains for Science News, because the core is considerably more massive than the surface, and therefore has a greater gravitational potential.
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Not the galaxy that the researchers are talking about, but you get the idea (Image: ESA/Hubble & NASA/Flickr)Only a billion or so years after the universe formed, a galaxy far more massive than our own and a fraction of the size blazed into existence.
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Then fellow Swede Max Martin's songwriting style seamlessly blurred American and British pop from the 90s onwards (in other words, he's basically written more massive songs than he hasn't) and helped facilitate today's common "sounds a bit like R&B but is mostly straight pop" mainstream music.
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Stephen O'Hanlon, a spokesman for the Sunrise Movement, a youth coalition that helped put the Green New Deal in the media spotlight, said a carbon tax can be part of the solution, but more massive changes are needed to get the energy system off fossil fuels.
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In particular, she said the new work is the first time someone has shown whether or not rocky planets slightly less massive than the Earth and those slighty more massive than the Earth, could hold on to their atmospheres as their parent star evolves into a red giant.
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Around the most massive stars considered in the new work (those in the category "A5," which includes stars more massive than the sun, but not the most massive stars in the universe), a planet could potentially be in the "new" habitable zone for up to 200 million years.
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The SLS will be able to lift more massive pieces than the Falcon Heavy can; a final version of the rocket will be able to carry more than 280,000 pounds to lower Earth orbit (about as much as the Saturn V rocket that took humans to the Moon).
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In 2022, he forecasts we'll see the two stars — one about 40 percent more massive than the sun, the other about a third of its size — get so close that their outer atmospheres will graze one another, and the smaller star will take a dive into the larger one.
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"This rocky world is a little more massive than the Earth and is the closest exoplanet to us — and it may also be the closest possible abode for life outside the Solar System," the ESO explains in its announcement of the discovery, which was published in the journal Nature.
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If I was trying to create 2,000 tubes of hypersonics — which are much more massive than Tomahawks, won't fit into a Mark 41 vertical launch system and hence will have to go into a different configuration — to create that mass in the submerged force is going to be very expensive.
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Photo: GettyFacebook's latest earnings report showed the company escaped its recent round of public scrutiny mostly unscathed, but a filing made this week with the US Securities and Exchange Commission shows that Facebook is expecting to find more massive misuses of data similar to the one that sparked the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Those expectations, combined with a strong showing from Samsung's Galaxy S8, could temper sales enough to knock the iPhone 7 from the top spot next quarter — but once the iPhone 8 hits the market, Apple might take an even more massive lead if (or more likely, when) it reenters the top spot.
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This is a timelapse of 20 years of observations from the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope looking at stars in orbit around the black hole at the center of our own galaxy, called Sagittarius A*. And yes, the stars — some more massive than our sun — orbit the black hole, like our planet orbits the sun.
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While researchers have no direct evidence of the object, they did see strange perturbations in the orbits of objects deep in the Kuiper Belt — the group of icy bodies in Pluto's part of space — that seem to suggest the existence of a planet one to 10 times more massive than Earth that orbits the sun every 10,20163 to 20,000 years.
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"That balance of hydrogen and helium is first of all a very sensitive test of the dynamics of the Big Bang," said Geoffrey Greene, a nuclear physicist at the University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, "but it also tells us how stars are going to form over the next billions of years," since galaxies with more hydrogen form more massive, and eventually more explosive, stars.
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I think I read Mike Moorcock's "The Vengeance of Rome" quite early in the process and also read the first volume of Brian Catling's monumental "Vorrh" trilogy, and it was around then that I decided that it would probably be best not to read any more massive and beautifully written works of fiction until I'd finished the one that I was personally engaged in.
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Just like AT&T closed its acquisition of storied traditional (yet slow-moving) Time Warner ($85 billion), Disney beat back Comcast to acquire Fox's entertainment assets in 303 ($71.3 billion), Comcast struck back and acquired Sky ($39 billion), and SiriusXM acquired the remaining 81% of Pandora it didn't already own ($3.5 billion), expect more massive deals in 2019, together with a number of smaller, yet still significant ones.
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