Sentence examples for a losing atmosphere from inspiring English sources
"It was a losing atmosphere.
"It was a losing atmosphere," said former captain Craig Bellamy recently.
If Mars had not lost atmosphere through the course of its planetary history, its argon ratio would be 5.5 — the same as the sun and Jupiter, two cosmic bodies with so much gravity that isotopes cannot escape, NASA officials said.
Commissioner Roger Goodell has for several years talked about the need to fill stadiums, to avoid losing the atmosphere the fans provide.
Maven will study Mars to help scientists work out how it managed to lose an atmosphere that was once believed to be thicker than that of Earth.
Hot Jupiters, due to their extreme proximities to their host stars, have been shown to be losing their atmospheres into space due to stellar radiation, much like the tails of comets.
A body as small as Mars, with a weak gravitational pull, will quickly lose its atmosphere to space without constant volcanic replenishment.
The sun is very slowly heating up, and Earth will lose its atmosphere in a billion years or so.
But it hadn't lost the atmosphere of a medieval market-cum-pilgrim town: skull-capped and thinly whiskered Muslims from Kazakhstan displayed mosaics of nuts and dried fruit; open-fronted shops sold dried yak meat and blocks of yak cheese; and antique stores sold prayer wheels, semiprecious stones, daggers, and saddles.
If they are right, then without a magnetic field our planet will lose its atmosphere too, and all life will die.
If Mars had lost its atmosphere by impacts, its atmospheric composition would likely modified by the volatile component in the impactors, unless they were very dry.
