intergalactic
- adjective
- /ˌɪntərɡəˈlæktɪk/
- Specialized
- Many theories propose the existence of intergalactic travel as a future possibility for humanity.
- intergalactic space
- intergalactic medium
- intergalactic gas
He starts writing about the intergalactic network, right?
- He starts writing about the intergalactic network, right?
- So as we start thinking about intergalactic travel now, sorry, that's that's a heck of a transition.
- But we can then ask, is intergalactic space nothing?
- So it really puts it into perspective, you know, that space isn't really empty, but intergalactic space is probably the emptiest.
- So Boltzmann brains might be, you know, we're looking at this, we're looking at Suns or planets, whereas they might just as well be in intergalactic space.
- It's very hard to argue with a cartoon frog or a cartoon of an intergalactic Jeff Bezos and take yourself seriously.
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Does this mean that the intergalactic medium was polluted by an early epoch of star formation?
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Just how magnetic reconnection might proceed in intergalactic space is currently an interesting and challenging problem.
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But we can then ask, is intergalactic space nothing?
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Instead they used other methods to slow the intergalactic march of empire.
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Such a high energy density, they argued, could not possibly apply to intergalactic space.
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Present estimates already indicate the existence of far more matter in the intergalactic clouds than in the stars.
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However, it seems certain that the intergalactic medium holds an important piece in the jigsaw puzzle.
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Radio astronomers can regard the wider intergalactic space beyond the clusters as a new frontier.
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Cosmic magnetic fields span through intergalactic space between Galaxy clusters and have been measured even in voids.
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Astronomers are studying the characteristics of intergalactic matter to better understand the universe.
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Etymology
Intergalactic starts with inter- meaning 'between' and ends with galactic, which comes from the same root as galaxy, a Greek word for 'milk' that gives us the name 'Milky Way'. So intergalactic literally means 'between galaxies' and is used for things that exist or happen across different galaxies.