runaway star

"I just fear that the runaway star will hit our system.

Two possible mechanisms may give rise to a runaway star:

In addition, brown dwarfs and low-mass runaway stars have been identified.

Runaway stars tend to collect hunted criminals as they go by, Mark."

Binary systems form a relatively small fraction of the total population of runaway stars.

"We think the massive runaway stars observed before were just the tip of the iceberg.

Runaway stars can be produced through several means, such as through an encounter with another binary star system.

Instead, the astronomers stumbled upon the runaway stars.

I'll let Captain Scott know that the universe is safe from at least one runaway star."

Alpha Camelopardalis, a runaway star possibly ejected from this cluster.

This star is a runaway star with an unusually high space velocity of around 190 km/s.

Such runaway stars may be ejected by dynamic interactions between three or four stars.

Sysadmins got this biz goin' like a runaway star cruiser.

Runaway stars have been seen before.

Such an event may also result in runaway stars, as the larger star no longer has a heavy companion which keeps it in orbit.

"But actually," B'Elanna said, "the runaway star doesn't need to go through the center of a system to destroy it."

It is a runaway star that might have been ejected during a collision of two binary star groups.

Alpha Muscae has a peculiar velocity of 10 km s, which, while high, is not enough for it to be considered a runaway star.

Stars with high peculiar velocities are termed runaway stars.

A runaway star is one which is moving through space with an abnormally high velocity relative to the surrounding interstellar medium.

"That was the rogue ideal, which pitted me against Cliff Hawk, and led me out to the runaway star he found."

There is evidence of an ionization front (bow shock) ahead of Naos as is common with high mass runaway stars.

Beta Muscae is considered a runaway star system as it has a high peculiar velocity of 43.9 km s relative to the normal galactic rotation.

The runaway star of the event is Ukraine's Alisa Galliamova, with a rating performance of 2689.

Sometimes, though, enough gravitational force is involved that the two companions speed away from each other at great speeds, resulting in what is known as runaway stars.