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| event horizon (e·vent ho·ri·zon n. Astronomy a theoretical boundary around a black hole beyond which no light or other radiation can escape ¦ figurative any point of no return: We're nearing the event horizon of the presidential election. OAD. || If I'd really put the pedal to the metal, I'd have gone through this planet's event horizon and found myself in the middle of next week. Boris Johnson LEND ME YOUR EARS (2003) || It was as if a cosmic black hole had opened in the room behind us, just across the event horizon of its threshold. Pritchard, John NIGHT SISTERS || The team pinpoints the "fish event horizon" at the turn of the first millennium as "the ultimate origin of today's fishing crisis". NEW SCIENTIST (2004). Collins Alexander Demidov) | |||
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| замкнутая поверхность, ограничивающая область вокруг чёрной дыры, в пределах которой силы гравитации столь велики, что никакие сигналы фотоны, частицы не могут выйти из-под этой поверхности и достичь внешнего наблюдателя. Большой Энциклопедический словарь | |||
| горизонт событий: 4 phrases in 3 subjects |
| Astronomy | 1 |
| General | 2 |
| Psychology | 1 |