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massive

[mas-iv] / ˈmæs ɪv /


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When scientists can model these signals with high precision, the resulting data act like detailed "cosmic fingerprints" that reveal how matter is arranged near massive black holes.

From Science Daily

Cosmic impacts vary widely, ranging from the constant fall of fine extraterrestrial dust to massive collisions that occur only once every tens of millions of years.

From Science Daily

To be without all four of them would be a massive blow.

From BBC

Fellow designer Edmar David echoed this sentiment, telling AFP that his company sells thousands of lanterns each year -- including to the country's massive overseas worker community.

From Barron's

The app gained massive momentum after merging with Musical.ly, a lip-synching app, a year later.

From Barron's