extragalactic

But about people, now - this entire program is taken from the major extragalactic station.

A chance to make sure the first extragalactic settlers to this galaxy get off on the right foot.

It was as if ops had been the next room over from the extragalactic outpost.

Surveys in the infrared have given us a more complete picture of the extragalactic sky.

His research interests include supernovae and the extragalactic distance scale.

"We won't find answers in the extragalactic void," he said.

This would therefore make them potential standard candles for determining extragalactic distances.

He stopped himself just short of mentioning extragalactic distances.

After a while, the men think they can puzzle out a few, changed though the shapes are; and extragalactic objects do not appear different.

This extragalactic station has it all spelled out, but it's pretty complicated."

Achievements in theoretical physics, evolution of the extragalactic objects, etc.

"In that case, we should return to extragalactic space," said Sulu.

"Okay, this planetoid seems to be an extragalactic spaceship of some kind.

It is also extragalactic in that ithas no magnetic field.

The Caretaker had produced similar emissions, but it had been extragalactic in nature.

"The computer has also been scanning for recognizable extragalactic objects since we arrived, Captain.

The craft had come into range of deep-space sensors on a trajectory that was extragalactic.

Since so much of extragalactic astronomy hinges upon the redshift/distance relation.

Pulses with an apparent extragalactic origin have been observed in archived data.

This can take place on a terrestrial, extraterrestrial, extragalactic, or parallel universes.

Type Ia supernovae are some of the best ways to determine extragalactic distances.

Due to the very low flux of extragalactic cosmic particles received on Earth, little is known about their composition.

Novae can be used in much the same way as supernovae to derive extragalactic distances.

They were trying to measure how the number of distant extragalactic radio sources increased as they looked deeper into space.

This makes Cepheids important standard candles for the galactic and extragalactic distance scales.