QUÉ SIGNIFICA ASTROSPHERE EN INGLÉS
Burbuja de viento estelar
La burbuja del viento estelar es el término astronómico que usualmente se utiliza para describir una cavidad de años luz a través llena de gas caliente soplado en el medio interestelar por el viento estelar de alta velocidad de una sola estrella masiva de tipo O o B. Vientos estelares más débiles todavía soplan burbujas Estructuras, y éstos también se llaman astrospheres. La heliosfera soplada por el viento solar, dentro de la cual están incrustados todos los planetas principales del Sistema Solar, es de hecho un pequeño ejemplo de una burbuja de viento estelar. Las burbujas de viento estelar tienen una estructura de dos choques. El viento estelar de libre expansión golpea un choque de terminación interno, donde su energía cinética es termalizada, produciendo 106 K, plasma que emite rayos X. El viento caliente, de alta presión y conmocionado se expande, provocando un choque en el gas interestelar circundante. Si el gas circundante es suficientemente denso, el gas barrido se enfría radiativamente más rápido que el interior caliente, formando una capa delgada y relativamente densa alrededor del viento caliente y conmocionado.
definición de astrosphere en el diccionario inglés
La definición de astrosfera en el diccionario también se llama: esfera de atracción. la parte del aster excluyendo el centrosoma.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ASTROSPHERE»
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A novel by Lucsan Twenty years ago a young David Shawdale realised his boyhood dream when he discovered a new star.
2
The Mars Plasma Environment
Even though all observed lines of sight will pass through the heliosphere and the
astrosphere of the observed star, the absorption signatures of these structures
are not always detectable. The most common reason for a nondetection is a high
...
3
Small Bodies in Planetary Systems
Astrosphere Formation The astrosphere (in the case of the Sun, the heliosphere)
is the region (see Fig. 7.2) around the star that is filled with the stellar wind
plasma (as opposed to the interstellar plasma). The stellar wind plasma (for the
solar ...
Ingrid Mann, Akiko Nakamura, Tadashi Mukai,
2008
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An Introduction to the Study of Cytology
Some investigators use the word centrosome for the whole structure, and give the
name centriole for the central granule ; others call the granule a centrosome, and
speak of the surrounding mass as the centrosphere (or astrosphere)1.
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Astrophysics of Life: Proceedings of the Space Telescope ...
This correlation, apparently related to water nucleation on ionized aerosols,
provides a possible mechanism for an astrosphere-climate connection which can
be quantitatively evaluated. The evolution of advanced life has occurred while
the ...
Mario Livio, I. Neill Reid, William B. Sparks,
2005
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Cosmic Winds and the Heliosphere
For a discussion of re-acceleration (if this process is important on a galactic scale
), we need to discuss the dimensions of the astrosphere surrounding an object of
each type. For this purpose, the mass loss rate and the terminal velocity must ...
Jack Randolph Jokipii, Charles P. Sonett, Mark S. Giampapa,
1997
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The Outer Heliosphere: The Next Frontiers: The Next Frontiers
The stellar wind is the creator of the astrosphere, just as the solar wind sweeps
out the cavity in interstellar space that we call the heliosphere. Thus the origin of
the heliosphere and the astrosphere traces back to the hydrodynamics of the ...
E. Marsch, H.-J. Fahr, K. Scherer,
2001
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Basics of the Solar Wind
(8.24) Deduce that the differential energy spectrum of the accelerated particles
has the form dN/dW ∝ W−γ with γ= 1+α−1/τ. (8.25) Hint Note that dN/dW = (dN/dt
)/(dW/dt). 8.4.3 The size of an astrosphere The astrosphere shown in Fig. 8.12
has ...
Nicole Meyer-Vernet,
2007
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Journal of the American Medical Association
astrosphere outward. It is interesting to note, finally, that the time required for the
production of an astrosphere in an egg and an ordinary coagulation in a sol is
about the same. The facts given above lead us to believe that the formation of the
...
Similar eggs to those of 10 and 11, showing the activities of the astrosphere* at
the opposite poles of the nucleus. In 12 a the astrosphere at the large end of the
egg is active, and in e it has broken into a row of bodies. Within the nucleus the ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «ASTROSPHERE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
astrosphere en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Keswick School aims for the stars
The students also visited the Astrosphere, a mobile planetarium, where they were immersed in a space show presented by astronomer Steve ... «Cumbria Crack, Jun 15»
Is NASA Really on the Verge of Finding Extraterrestrial Life?
... also includes such considerations as planetary impact rate, orbital dynamical stability and episodic reductions in the size of the astrosphere.". «Discovery Institute, Ago 14»
Nadia Buari Gives Manager Some Pampering In Vegas
Later they watched Zumanity and 'O' by Cirque Du Soleil and got on crazy rides into the astrosphere. They also didn't miss the major musical ... «spyghana.com, Jul 14»
Tourist operator plans balloon viewing platform for Ayers Rock …
The project is being proposed by Astrosphere in partnership with Voyages Indigenous Tourism, the rock's principal tourism operator. «NEWS.com.au, Ene 14»
Comet Tail Blazes from Solar System's Derriere
Hubble images a bright bow shock surounding a young star's astrosphere in the Orion Nebula. The shock is caused by stellar material ... «Discovery News, Jul 13»
Astrophoto: Fireworks and the Quarter Moon
In "Astrosphere". @nancy_a. Comments on this entry are closed. Next post: Uranus Is Being Chased By Asteroids! Previous post: NASA Names ... «Universe Today, Jun 13»
Image Follow-up: Fire Up Your Spacecraft Thrusters!
... distance, but there's a bit of a debate going on at Pettit's post whether the diffusion of light seen emanating… March 8, 2012. In "Astrosphere" ... «Universe Today, Jun 13»
Nick Cave is one sad bastard
"It's not some vague thing that flutters around the astrosphere or wherever it is. Sometimes as a songwriter you need something to hang a song ... «NOW Magazine, Mar 13»
PICTURES: Orionid Meteor Shower
“They're nature's fireworks, and they are so breathtaking, especially when you get a big fireball that burns through the astrosphere.” “And you ... «Cleveland News - Fox 8, Oct 12»
Sun Leaves No Shock Wave in its Wake
"It may be that you have to have an astrosphere — a heliosphere — around your star to provide protection. That may be one of the things ... «Discovery News, May 12»