Sentence examples for abundant ice from inspiring English sources
It probably arose from photochemical dissociation of ammonia an abundant ice in the outer solar system into molecular nitrogen and hydrogen.
We can see no mammals or wildlife save a few birds, but the stillness, the scentless air, and the abundant ice is magical.
The initial observations have allowed Nasa to speculate that the surface is probably covered in water ice – the same as its bigger neighbour Charon, and the most abundant ice in the whole universe.
The abundant ice particles floating in these waters are a hazard to fish because, if ingested, they can initiate ice formation in the gut and then — bang, you have frozen fish sticks.
The data of in situ and radio sounding observations revealed that the height of the ENE cloud was around 6.3 km above sea level and originated from the crater in the Karymskoe Lake side, containing abundant ice particles, while the height of the SSE cloud was around 2.7 km above sea level.
Iceberg plough-marks and abundant ice rafted material of non-Faroese origin, together with the relict moraine ridges encircling the Faroe Islands at around the 100 and 200 m water depth contours, indicate that the outer shelf was probably ice free during the Weichselian ice age.
Rich in the abundant ices, these bodies coalesced into large protoplanetary cores whose gravity was strong enough to attract the lightest elements, hydrogen and helium, and form very massive objects the gaseous outer, or giant, planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
When I returned to America, I recalled a lifetime of abundant, lawful ice.
It came from a 20-meter-wide crater maybe 3 meters deep, but he declined to guess how abundant water ice had been beneath the impact site.
In particular, abundant sea ice forms every winter on the large Gulf of St. Lawrence (Canadian Ice Service).
In the spring of 2014, abundant sea ice that drifted out of the Gulf of St. Lawrence caused extensive disturbance in rocky intertidal habitats on the northern Atlantic coast of mainland Nova Scotia, Canada.
