Examples of using Ejecta in English and their translations into French
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reduced production of secondary ejecta.
a small amount of ejecta remains as liquid water within the crater.
His measurements suggest that ejecta mobility(the distance ejecta travels from the crater rim)
alternatively it may be due to blanking by the impact ejecta from nearby large craters.
mid-latitudes on Mars have this form of ejecta morphology, which is thought to arise when the impacting object melts ice in the subsurface.
Ryan Schwegman described double layered ejecta(DLE) craters as showing two distinct layers of ejecta that appear to have been put in place as a mobile, ground-hugging flow.
At station nine, an area known as the"Vacant Lot," which was believed to be free of ejecta from South Ray,
and expel most of their ejecta over great distances in the regions located between the spiral arms.
The Copernicus ejecta sampled suggested that the Copernicus impact occurred about 800 million years ago,
Thereafter, during the third phase, the outpouring of lava and ejecta deposits increased from Tarso Yega,
Mercurian craters differ subtly from Lunar craters- the extent of their ejecta blankets is much smaller,
The first hint was a 8 in(20 cm)-thick layer of ejecta that turned up in a drilling core taken off Atlantic City,
The final fates and ejecta composition of stars is the basis for our understanding of the evolution
When ejecta reach Earth orbit,
the site was radioactively contaminated by an experiment to estimate the effect on water sources of radioactive ejecta landing on tundra plants
possibly due to slumped material or ejecta deposits.
kinds of Martian craters, including double-layer ejecta craters(rampart craters) can be found in a 2014 paper by David Weiss and James Head Single-layered ejecta craters are one type of rampart crater.
far as Hokkaido and made here Shirasu-Daichi volcanic ejecta.
as evidenced by appreciably smaller crater densities than on the Caloris ejecta blanket.
they display no associated ejecta or lava flows