Sentence examples for dusty ice from inspiring English sources

Old layers of dusty ice, indicative of net ablation, are exhumed on the steep-dipping downwind sides of the larger waves.

They are thought to be composed of charged and possibly dusty ice crystals that form in the coldest portion of the atmosphere at a temperature of 120 K.

It may be a join from when two hunks of dusty ice joined together to form the strange rubber duck-shaped comet in the first place.

At higher obliquity than the present epoch, near-surface ground ice should be present globally [Mellon, M.T., Jakosky, B.M., 1995. J. Geophys. Res. 100 (E6), 11781 11799], populated by condensation of atmospheric water vapour in the top few metres of the regolith, or emplaced as dusty ice sheets reaching down towards the equator.

Once everything gets packed down into the glacier, the alternating seasons show up as stripes of "clean and dusty ice," explains Paolo Gabrielli, an earth scientist at Ohio State University, Columbus.

Icy water comprises more than 90percentt of the rings of Saturn, and in 2013 scientists showed that "ring rain"—a dusty shower of ice particles is being pulled into the planet's atmosphere from space by a magnetic field.

Based on this terrestrial analogue, we develop a thermal model that consists of a thick insulating dusty layer over ice-saturated dust during a period of slight climatic warming relative to today's climate.

Even the fist-size lumps of ice were a dusty orange.

And the dusty road sundae -- homemade ice cream with chocolate syrup and malted milk powder, a childhood favorite -- was just the way I remembered.

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Comets become visible when their orbits bring them near the sun, and heat and solar radiation turns some of the ice to gas, releasing dusty material.