爆前新星 的英文怎麼說

中文拼音 [bàoqiánxīnxīng]
爆前新星 英文
prenova
  • : 動詞1. (猛然破裂或迸出) explode; burst 2. (放在滾油里快炒) quick-fry
  • : Ⅰ名詞1 (在正面的) front 2 (次序在先的) first; top 3 (過去的; 較早的) ago; before; preceding...
  • : Ⅰ形容詞1 (剛出現的或剛經驗到的) new; fresh; novel; up to date 2 (沒有用過的) unused; new 3 (...
  • : 名詞1 (夜晚天空中閃爍發光的天體) star 2 [天文學] (宇宙間能發射光或反射光的天體) heavenly body...
  • 新星 : 1. (新出現的出類拔萃的人) new star 2. [天文學] nova; temporary star
  1. For decades, scientists have known that supernovae, the explosive deaths of giant stars, trigger reactions to forge most of the heavy elements in the universe

    巨大的恆在死亡時會產生超炸,所引發的反應,製造了宇宙中大多數的重元素,這是科學家幾十年就已經知道的。
  2. The supernovae exploded between 3. 5 and 10 billion years ago

    炸時間在35 - 100億年
  3. Vigorous mass loss from these stars before they explode, and the heat generated by the supernovas drive the gas out of the galaxy at millions of miles per hour

    發之,這些恆會發生劇烈的物質損失,而超產生的熱量也可以將氣體以每小時幾百萬英里的速度驅出系。
  4. As supernova is the explosive death of a star in an event so violent that for a brief period that a single star shines as brightly as a whole galaxy of more than 100 billion ordinary stars, it can be easily seen even it is a few billion light - years away

    由於超是恆垂死的一次極猛烈炸,剎那間閃耀的光芒甚至蓋過整個系中上千億顆恆,因此遠至數十億光年外也能清楚測量得到。
  5. The original particles, which began entering the space - time continuum some 36 billion years ago, had, by 12 billion years ago, given rise to the epoch of the primal aggregate of the big bang theory, although the great majority of stars are less than 5 billion years old

    最初的粒子,在360億年以開始進入時空連續統一體, 120億年以開始大炸理論的第一凝聚的時代,雖然大多數不到50億年的時間。
  6. However, ben tez and his colleague, dr jes s ma z - apell niz, of the space telescope science institute in baltimore, now believe that at least two supernovae occurred near earth two million years ago

    然而,貝尼特斯和他的同行、巴爾的摩太空探測科學研究所的赫蘇斯?邁斯阿佩利亞尼斯認為, 200萬年至少有兩顆超在地球附近炸。
  7. These hubble space telescope images pinpoint distant supernova, which exploded and died billions of years ago

    哈勃大空望遠鏡拍攝了遙遠的超發,這些恆是在數十億年發及死亡。
  8. Using a variety of earth and space telescopes, astronomers found a giant exploding star that they figure has shined about five times brighter than any of the hundreds of supernovae ever seen before, said discovery team leader nathan smith of the university of california at berkeley

    加州柏克萊大學探索小組的領導人內森?史密斯說,天文學家通過各種各樣的地面及太空望遠鏡發現了一顆巨大的發恆,它比以見過的數百顆超亮五倍。
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