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disk

[disk] / dɪsk /


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As the star was destroyed, its remains formed a spinning disk around the black hole.

From Science Daily

The hot Jupiters in this group also match other expectations for planets that traveled inward within a disk.

From Science Daily

The new research, however, shows that similar dusty structures around younger systems should be visible for roughly the first 50 million years of a debris disk's lifetime.

From Science Daily

It makes a wide variety of motors used in everything from hard disk drives to electric vehicles and also produces machine tools, inspection devices and cooling equipment used at data centers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Forming such a galaxy involves slow, steady gas accretion, the settling of that gas into a rotating disk, and the emergence of density waves that sculpt spiral arms.

From Science Daily