Comets and asteroids have also blasted pieces of Earth into space, some of which made their way to Mars, although not as often, because more energy is required to accelerate rocks out of Earth's stronger gravity and reach Mars' more distant orbit.
Mr. Seselj (pronounced SHESH-el), who turned himself in a year ago, has sneered that the United Nations court is just an "American tool against Serbs," which he "will blast to pieces".
When decorating her new living room, Lee had a blast blending pieces from previous homes.
The original Battlezone, developed and manufactured by Atari, used vector graphics to present a mock three-dimensional wireframe world full of enemies to blast into pieces, and the player would lean into a special periscope, mounted on the front of the cab, atop the screen, to view the game.
One life blasted to pieces; the other, in neatly typed script, requesting absolution.
One woman describes watching a grandmother with a child in her arms, blasted into pieces.
One Blast Theory piece, Day of the Figurines, was a game played via SMS over 24 days.
In one case, in October 2012, a 68-year-old grandmother was gathering vegetables in a field, her grandchildren nearby, when she was "blasted into pieces" by a drone strike that appeared aimed directly at her.
He snapped before photos of a gaping hole in the ceiling, the kitchen stripped bare of its appliances and cabinetry, a bathroom scavenged of everything but a seatless toilet, the plaster and studs blasted to pieces.
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