Sentence examples for deadly radiation from inspiring English sources

Mars's atmosphere is thin and its surface is bombarded with deadly radiation.

Three of the six reactors suffered meltdowns, releasing deadly radiation into the atmosphere and the ocean.

And they need to understand how to shield living spaces from the deadly radiation that eternally pounds the lunar surface.

An unprotected person standing close to the contaminated areas would, within hours, receive a deadly radiation dose.

Instead of featuring Ms. Rowley, news magazine covers ended up featuring the "dirty bomber" who Mr. Ashcroft said was plotting to kill thousands with deadly radiation.

It took days for the Soviet government to inform its people of the Chernobyl explosion, leaving thousands unknowingly exposed to deadly radiation.

The ozone layer shields plants and animals, including humans, from deadly ultraviolet radiation.

To kill so many species so quickly points to an asteroid impact or possibly a nearby supernova, the explosion of a nearby star that would have stripped away Earth's protective ozone layer and exposed the surface to deadly ultraviolet radiation, Dr. Ward said.

Inside the plant, according to industry executives and American experts who received briefings over the weekend, there was deep concern that spent nuclear fuel that was kept in a "cooling pond" inside one of the plants had been exposed and begun letting off potentially deadly gamma radiation.

In theory a long GRB could obliterate Earth's ozone layer, leaving the life on the surface exposed to deadly ultraviolet radiation from the Sun.

With that protective gas gone, deadly ultraviolet radiation from a planet's sun would rain down for months or years long enough to cause a mass die-off.