Examples of using Ejecta in English and their translations into Italian
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most likely due to deposits of ejecta from impacts to the north.
Because ejecta blocks are expected to break down quickly by impact events,
it would also throw out huge amounts of ejecta that would spread to great distances, igniting additional forest fires.
corner of the park, mantling an area of 30 sq mi(78 km2) with ejecta in the process.
the eventual conclusion was that it was rock ejecta from deep within the surface of Mars rather than a meteorite.
the"cluster" of impact ages could be an artifact of sampling a single basin's ejecta, and(2) that the lack of impact melt rocks older than about 4.1 Ga is related to all such samples having been pulverized,
largest of the multi-ring basins found on the central nearside of the Moon, and quantitative modeling shows that significant amounts of ejecta from this event should be present at all of the Apollo landing sites.
This may be due to shock waves exciting the H2 as ejecta moving at different speeds collide.
Surrounding the Imbrium Basin is a region blanketed by ejecta from the impact, extending roughly 800 km outward.
As the ejecta of a Type IIb expands, the hydrogen layer
The ejecta from this collision is distributed discontinuously over Ida and is responsible for the large-scale color
to iron-56 produces high-energy photons, which dominate the energy output of the ejecta at intermediate to late times.
For an example, a shallow explosion may produce lots of ejecta(a"big eruption") but a very small"seismic footprint".
On 28 December the height of ejecta reached 200 m above NE Crater,
Ejecta blocks constitute the largest pieces of the regolith.
Suggests that the bolidecame from that direction over there. The pattern of ejecta.
Impact ejecta extends over 300 kilometers.
Impact ejecta extends over 300 kilometers.
When debris from the first impact comes raining back down. It's called"ejecta.
debris fragments are called"ejecta blocks", several of which have been observed on the surface.