galaxy 的定义
plural gal·ax·ies.
- Astronomy. a large system of stars held together by mutual gravitation and isolated from similar systems by vast regions of space.Milky Way.
- any large and brilliant or impressive assemblage of persons or things: a galaxy of opera stars.
galaxy 近义词
nebula
更多galaxy例句
- So somehow a galaxy that spans tens of thousands of light-years is intimately related to what is, in effect, a microscopic dot at its center.
- Our galaxy, the Milky Way, has hundreds of billions of stars.
- On an even grander scale, it’s tempting to imagine life physically exchanging informational algorithms across an entire galaxy.
- In particular, our measurement of the current rate of expansion of the universe is about 10 percent lower than the value found using direct methods of measuring distances to nearby galaxies.
- The filament looks magnetized throughout, not just near the galaxy clusters that are moving toward each other from either end.
- Compare that to Guardians of the Galaxy which opened in Korea on July 31.
- Pratt, of course, just exploded with Guardians of the Galaxy and the upcoming lead in Jurassic World.
- He says he has yet to experience any negative feedback from the galaxy of Whovians.
- These black holes are a type known as quasars: extremely massive objects that emit more light than the rest of the galaxy.
- Xiaomi smartphones and Samsung Galaxy tablets captured photos of the warplanes in action before the shots were uploaded to Weibo.
- What are a few paltry, lumps of crystallised carbon compared to a galaxy of a million million suns?
- At the southern end there is a large gallery, overshadowing the noisiest galaxy of Sunday infants we ever encountered.
- To this galaxy of artistic talent I have yet to add Habeneck, who conducted the orchestra.
- It was Etruria that produced not only Dante, but also a galaxy of great men such as no other part of Europe has presented.
- Knowing this distance from experience, they were able to calculate the diameter of this galaxy.