Meaning of hypermassive | Babel Free

Definitions

Extremely massive.

not-comparable

Equivalents

Examples

““Wait⟳ a minute. Two years ago Johann Karlsen went down into a hypermassive sun, with a berserker-controlled ship on his tail. Unless that story’s not true?” “It’s perfectly true, except we think⟳ now that his launch⟳ went into orbit around the hypermass of falling into it.”

“The old Population I stars, such as the Sun, would have⟳ been formed after this original distribution of the heavy elements. Once the hypermassive Population II stars had all disappeared, no further distribution of metals could occur⟳. Population I supergiants would, however, continue⟳ to condense from the clouds of cosmic gas as long as any remained.”

“He rode above a thunderstorm at war with a sunset— a ceaseless, soundless turmoil of fantastic clouds that filled half the sky like⟳ a nearby planet. But this cloud-mass was immeasurably bigger than any planet, vaster even than most giant stars. Its core and its cause was a hypermassive sun a billion times the weight of Sol.”

“If the ejecta which will form⟳ spiral arms come⟳ from a temporarily hypermassive nucleus the necessary gravitational restraint can be applied to them. Such new physics, if valid, would have⟳ ramifications throughout astrophysics.”

“If one of these hypermassive exchange⟳ particles should happen⟳ to be transferred from one quark to another within a proton, a quark would be changed to a lepton, thus breaking both the law of conservation of baryon number⟳ and the law of conservation of lepton number⟳. The proton, losing one of its quarks, becomes a positively charged meson that quickly decays into antielectrons, neutrinos, and photons.”

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