Voorbeelden van galactic

• There are more possible effects if we are working on a galactic scale.

• For example, the radial galactic metallicity gradient determines isotope concentrations, silica and magnesium concentrations, etc., all of which are important for forming habitable planetary systems.

• A simple density modulated sinusoidal model is imposed on the data to guide the reader regarding the galactic distribution of objects.

• The passage times through an arm are simple multiples of published results on impact and fossil record periodicity and galactic plane half-periods.

• This confirms an earlier study correlating human breast cancer mortality and galactic cosmic rays.

• In conclusion, a coherent pattern of mass extinction emerges with galactic forcing as the ultimate causal mechanism.

• As well as being nurseries for stars, galactic outer spiral arms are also the ideal location for the formation of the molecules necessary for life.

• The study of rarefied anisotropic-pressure plasmas is important for the solar wind, galactic spiral arms, star formation, plasma jets and fusion research.

• One of these aspects is the impact of galactic cosmic rays through the planetary magnetosphere.

• In this study, an effect attributable to galactic cosmic rays may be detectable in all populations as a global environmental risk.

• Here, recent data on a variety of characteristic species along with a comparison between galactic and extra-galactic targets will be presented.

• Galactic cosmic rays are believed to play a role as contributor to ozone layer chemistry, biological mutation rates, and climate.

• Likewise, phenomenal experience does not provide us with any direct representation of the structure of the physical world at other scales, such as atomic microstructure or galactic organization.

• The above disciplines offer complex data representing physical bodies ranging in size from cellular to galactic, and behavioural processes ranging in scope from neural synapses to planetary evolution.

• They are galactic figures, for most people the economic equivalent of light years or black holes, depending on one's point of view.