redshifted

In an expanding Universe light gets redshifted and thereby loses energy.

So we know from observing redshifted light that the fabric of space is movable.

The highly redshifted photons from this period form the cosmic microwave background.

The wavelength of redshifted light is longer, appearing redder than the source.

Our records of the early proto-galaxies are based on redshifted images that date back nearly thirteen billion years.

Their lives wouldn't be worth a redshifted photon.

The line is partially filled by redshifted emission.

A redshifted absorption or emission line will appear more towards the red end of the spectrum than a stationary line.

Behind her the redshifted emptiness was broken only by the patient, glowering spark of the Squeem missile.

In this regime of operation, the pulse-resolved redshifted energy follows left-skewed heavy-tailed statistics.

Measurements of redshifted energy serve as a means of detecting the presence of rare solitons.

"11 Weird," Jonah Matthieson muttered, looking at the redshifted cone of light ahead of them.

This component is redshifted photons that have freely streamed from an epoch when the Universe became transparent for the first time to radiation.

In summary, rare solitons may be generated at low pump power or input noise levels, and these events can be identified by their redshifted energy.

Even if more than one soliton occurs in a single event, the most intense one generally has the most redshifted energy in this scenario.

Figure 2 shows the time variation of the flux densities and velocities at peak intensities for the strongest four redshifted components at.

In the early models the CIB was built up from the redshifted spectra of the galaxies found in our cosmic neighborhood.

If the Universe were contracting instead of expanding, we would see distant galaxies blueshifted by an amount proportional to their distance instead of redshifted.

Figure 6: Redshifted spectra of M101 compared to the sensitivities of current and planned facilities from meter to submillimetre wavelengths.

Lines may also be observed in absorption-for example the highly redshifted lines seen against the gravitationally lensed quasar PKS1830-211.

Spatial mapping of the H 2 O maser emission showed that the redshifted features lie within 12 (380pc) of the nucleus of the galaxy.

The absorption profile imposed by the function ABSO is used on the redshifted result and therefore is appropriate for the column density in our galaxy.

Commonly observed classes of objects include star-forming molecular clouds in our own and other galaxies, highly redshifted galaxies, evolved stars, and the Galactic Center.

It would cause the scene above and below you to appear redshifted, or dimmer, and the light around your waist to become blueshifted, or very bright, Hamilton said.

Just above the soliton-fission threshold, where one or more solitons are liberated in a typical event, rare narrowband events are detected as deficiencies in redshifted energy.