Sentence examples similar to entry of debris from inspiring English sources

Ablation by high-energy pulsed laser provides recoil impulse that results in the de-orbiting and atmospheric re-entry of space debris, which may be the best method of clearing space debris in the size range of 1 10 cm.

One biological function of the ET is to prevent entry of fluid and/or debris into the middle ear to promote proper functioning of the tympanum.

These gated openings normally are fitted with coarse screens at the upstream ends to prevent entry of floating and submerged debris.

He described as "remote" the chance that a larger bit of debris had hit the Columbia on re-entry.

Christopher Kraft, the former head of Nasa's Manned Spaceflight Centre, one of the authors of the letter, warned of a "catastrophic re-entry" of the 400-tonne station into the Earth's atmosphere and showers of debris if there was no capability to fix it in the event of a "terrible failure".

When the space shuttle Columbia disintegrated during re-entry in 2003, the seven astronauts aboard died, but no one on the ground was hurt as 42.5 tons of debris showered down from West Texas to southwest Louisiana.

Lots of debris in roadways.

Passersby were engulfed by clouds of debris.

Mountains of debris litter the town.

"Three pieces of debris were observed".

Not just cleared of debris — no.