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Definition of double star in English: double starnoun Two stars actually or apparently very close together. 双星（指实际上或显得相距很近的两颗星） Example sentencesExamples - His first major publication in astronomy was a catalogue of double stars which he published in the Transactions of the Royal Society in 1824 and for which he received honours.
- For instance, you can activate constellation lines, labels, define the types of objects you would like to see (galaxies, open clusters, double stars, etc.) or the minimum display brightness for these objects.
- In this programme he tells the story of the bear, and its smaller companion, Ursa Minor, and shows that even in these simple constellations there are interesting objects such as double stars, nebulae and galaxies to be seen.
- Throughout the 1800s, Newton's law of gravitation was applied with increasing precision to the observed orbits of planets and double stars.
- In the first part of his career he made observations of double stars, observed planets and comets and did research in geometry.
- After discovering moons around Saturn and Uranus, Herschel turned his attention from the planets to the stars, and drew up a catalogue of double stars that he showed were orbiting pairs.
- Binary stars, also called double stars, are composed of two stars that orbit around a common center of mass.
- More than 20 000 double stars have been catalogued.
- A double star cluster in a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way is pictured above.
- This gets lots of oohs and aahs, since most people have never seen, or rather never noticed, a double star before.
- Six years later he was awarded a doctorate for a thesis which studied double stars, in particular studying their orbits.
- Presented by the Montreal chapter of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, the event will feature a talk and a chance to peak, via telescope, at double stars, nebulae and the like.
- El Nath is a double star, brilliant white and pale grey, situated on the tip of the northern horn.
- William discovered over 800 double stars and showed that many of them revolve around each other.
- About half of the stars we see in the heavens are double stars, probably making them unsuitable for intelligent life, but the remaining half probably have solar systems somewhat similar to ours.
- In fact, if you look at it through a small telescope you'll see that it's actually a double star system.
- This process continuously changes the chemical makeup of successive generations of stars and may also change the relative numbers of very massive stars and double stars.
- He wrote on the rotation of magnets, applied the laws of gravity to determine the orbits of double stars in close orbit round each other, and studied the intensity of magnetism through an electrical discharge.
- Another example has to do with the two stars that make up a double star.
- He deduced from these results a mechanism whereby the rotating mass can split into two, giving a model for double star formation.
Definition of double star in US English: double starnounˈdəbəl stär Two stars physically very close together, as a binary star, or apparently so, as an optical double. Example sentencesExamples - In the first part of his career he made observations of double stars, observed planets and comets and did research in geometry.
- El Nath is a double star, brilliant white and pale grey, situated on the tip of the northern horn.
- Throughout the 1800s, Newton's law of gravitation was applied with increasing precision to the observed orbits of planets and double stars.
- Another example has to do with the two stars that make up a double star.
- William discovered over 800 double stars and showed that many of them revolve around each other.
- In this programme he tells the story of the bear, and its smaller companion, Ursa Minor, and shows that even in these simple constellations there are interesting objects such as double stars, nebulae and galaxies to be seen.
- About half of the stars we see in the heavens are double stars, probably making them unsuitable for intelligent life, but the remaining half probably have solar systems somewhat similar to ours.
- This gets lots of oohs and aahs, since most people have never seen, or rather never noticed, a double star before.
- In fact, if you look at it through a small telescope you'll see that it's actually a double star system.
- Presented by the Montreal chapter of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, the event will feature a talk and a chance to peak, via telescope, at double stars, nebulae and the like.
- Six years later he was awarded a doctorate for a thesis which studied double stars, in particular studying their orbits.
- More than 20 000 double stars have been catalogued.
- He deduced from these results a mechanism whereby the rotating mass can split into two, giving a model for double star formation.
- For instance, you can activate constellation lines, labels, define the types of objects you would like to see (galaxies, open clusters, double stars, etc.) or the minimum display brightness for these objects.
- His first major publication in astronomy was a catalogue of double stars which he published in the Transactions of the Royal Society in 1824 and for which he received honours.
- Binary stars, also called double stars, are composed of two stars that orbit around a common center of mass.
- This process continuously changes the chemical makeup of successive generations of stars and may also change the relative numbers of very massive stars and double stars.
- He wrote on the rotation of magnets, applied the laws of gravity to determine the orbits of double stars in close orbit round each other, and studied the intensity of magnetism through an electrical discharge.
- A double star cluster in a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way is pictured above.
- After discovering moons around Saturn and Uranus, Herschel turned his attention from the planets to the stars, and drew up a catalogue of double stars that he showed were orbiting pairs.
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