Sentence examples for dry moon from inspiring English sources
A less dry moon makes its debut courtesy of the Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3) that has been orbiting the moon onboard India's now-defunct Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft.
Scientists in 2010 alternately challenged and supported the notion of a dry moon and the role of a single meteorite impact that closed the Cretaceous Period.
And the expectation of many scientists is that any water would have escaped into space before the debris coalesced into a dry moon.
The dogma of a dry Moon was challenged and counterchallenged in two studies examining the geochemistry of hydrogen and chlorine in samples of the mineral apatite taken from lunar rocks.
The accepted paradigm of a dry Moon has been upset by the recent detection of a wet Moon.
Hiking on the dry, moon-like surfaces is completely different than the hiking you might experience in the lush rainforests in other parts of Hawai'i.
The Yin-Yang aspect embodies the two opposing and complementary sides of nature as introvert-extrovert, cold-hot, wet-dry, moon-sun, night-day, dark-bright, femininity-masculinity, fast-slow, soft-solid, active-passive, and so on.
For Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, it was shown that a higher sodium acetate concentration (10 g L−1) was needed to produce 2.15 g L−1 of dry biomass (Moon et al. 2013).
Route du Barrage, Cherifia, Marrakech, +212 524 383950, beldicountryclub.com, Doubles from £133 The Agafay valley is a rough, dry, red moon-like desert 40 minutes south-west of Marrakech.
That England's first ever victory in a World Cup penalty shoot-out – secured after that first, nerve-tightening period of extra time which made your lungs as dry as the moon and victory seem as distant – came along at just the right moment for this young team is undeniable.
