Sentences with phrase «believe giant impacts»
Some scientists believe giant impacts could have blasted significant amounts of the Martian atmosphere into space.
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He continues to believe that the best way to make an impact is to head straight for the American mainstream and is not shy about battling giants like Procter & Gamble on their own turf, pushing hard for market penetration in mainstream supermarkets in health - conscious cities such as Denver, Austin, and Seattle.
The arrival of Rafa Benitez as the new manager of the Spanish giants may impact on Benzema's standing as Goal.com believe that the former Liverpool boss is ready to use Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale in central roles, which could lead to the 27 - year - old being forced out of the Real Madrid starting eleven.
Barcelona will need more from the Uruguayan international across the season to stay in the hunt for the major trophies, but Sky Sports pundit Guillem Balague believes that the way Valverde has set up the Catalan giants this season, it's likely to continue to have a negative impact on Suarez's influence with Messi's positional change key.
Martial, who joined the Red Devils from Ligue 1 giants AS Monaco on transfer deadline day earlier in the month for a fee believed to be in the region of # 36million, was unable to replicate the immediate impact he made against Liverpool at the weekend as United crashed to a 2 - 1 defeat in Holland.
«We believe Earth had many previous moons,» said Prof. Perets, who added that, «a previously formed moon could therefore already exist when another moon - forming giant impact occurs.»
But when NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft detected lots of sulfur and potassium in the crust of Mercury earlier this year, many planetary scientists believed this ruled out the giant - impact scenario for the innermost planet.
According to the widely accepted «giant impact hypothesis,» proposed in the 1970s, the moon is believed to have been formed about 4.5 billion years ago when a Mars - sized planet slammed into early Earth.
It's hard to believe that four words, plastered on the wall in giant letters, can make such an impact — or maybe it's not that hard.
Pamela Samuelson, professor of law at the University of California at Berkeley, believes that the court's decision could have a significant impact beyond the two tech giants.