Sentences with phrase «dust layer»

The team soon hopes to observe a new type of particle as the comet sheds its fluffy dust layers.
Many folks finish off their look by dusting a layer of translucent powder overtop, but makeup artist Laramie Glen warns that this can give your skin a dull look.
«If the conditions look right, we will fly down to the Canary Islands and search for Saharan dust layers,» says Adam Durant.
Dust clouds beyond 2,000 to 3,000 light - years from the Sun can not be detected optically, because intervening clouds of dust and the general dust layer obscure more distant views.
«Quaytman's dazzling paintings incorporate silkscreened photographs and abstract patterns, diamond dust layers, and hand - painted elements.»
The thick soot and dust layer absorbs solar radiation, and heats up the air around the Himalayan foothills.
Heating of a lofted dust layer could increase the occurrence of deep convection (Stephens et al., 2004).
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The Saharan Dust Layer can be discerned in the far right edge of this image of Earth.
These younger stars have added to the dust layer that now outlines the disk and spiral arms.
These dust layers, extending over one - tenth of a light - year from the star, have an onionskin structure that forms concentric rings around the star.
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An alternative hypothesis is that the reduction in sunlight beneath the dust layer cools the ocean surface, whose temperature is a well - known predictor of hurricane activity (at least at the basin scale).
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