Sentences with phrase «for ejecta»

First trailer for Ejecta (Indiewire).
We have also estimated the range for the ejecta mass in V2468 Cyg to be 3 x 10 ^ -LCB--6 -RCB-- 10 ^ -LCB--5 -RCB- Msun.

Not exact matches

«The band has not faded significantly since September, indicating that this ejecta may take years to settle out of the upper atmosphere,» says Tom Herbst of the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg, Germany, who used a 3.5 - metre telescope to study Jupiter in the near infrared on 19 December.
The authors suggest that searches for these impact ejecta layers will be more fruitful for determining how many times Earth was hit by big asteroids than searches for large craters.
«For reasons that we're not totally sure about, the same properties can arise from the scattering of rocky ejecta on the blocky terrain of young impact craters on the moon,» Campbell notes.
One reason for the spectacular burst could be that puncturing the comet's crust released subsurface pressure, allowing a much bigger plume of ejecta to spurt out, Yeomans said.
«Based on the likely location of ice deposits during this period of Mars» history, and the amount of meltwater that could have been produced by Lyot ejecta landing on an ice sheet, we think this is the most plausible scenario for the formation of these valleys» said David Weiss, a recent Ph.D. graduate from Brown and the study's lead author.
The reason for that, they suggest, is that instead of landing directly on the surface, ejecta from Lyot landed on a thick layer of ice, which prevented it from gouging the surface beneath the ice.
For example, a standard impact crater would boast a raised central point, an uplifted crater wall and an ejecta blanket of debris, all of which Siloe Patera lacks.
As for why this crater is elongated, the researchers found the answer in the surrounding blanket of material (called the ejecta blanket).
For Georges Bataille, abjection's other philosophical touchstone, the lowest of social ejecta — the lumpen — was also a privileged revolutionary agent.
Ultimately, only EM radiation can export energy out of the earth atmosphere to space (ignoring satellite launches, and other minor massive ejecta for the nit pickers).
The Sulfate cooling mechanism is also evidenced whenever there is a high ejecta mass volcanic eruption, which causes a measurable cooling effect, for about 3 years after an eruption; until the sulfate particulate aerosols diminish in the atmosphere to the point that they become negligible.
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