Sentence examples for had no atmosphere from inspiring English sources

So when the sun appears on the horizon, it would actually have set if we had no atmosphere".

Basically, the moon's red colour is all about the Earth's atmosphere: if Earth had no atmosphere, the moon would be completely dark during an eclipse.

The New Yorker, September 5, 1925 P. 1 Visiting French, English and Armenians might reproach New Yorkers because our hotels had no atmosphere beyond luxury, because no building ever attained mellowness.

But, he said, sushi bars in the 1990s had no atmosphere.

The moon has no atmosphere & is sky black.

The Moon has no atmosphere and therefore there is no friction to slow them down.

Since Ceres has no atmosphere, there is no drag to bring Dawn spiralling down to the dwarf planet's surface.

Unlike our paradisiacal, blue-and-white Earth, the moon has no atmosphere and no real sky — just gray dust and black space, such that color photographs from moonwalks appear mostly black and white, as though someone colorized the American flags after the fact.

And the moon has no atmosphere to shield it, so its surface is continually pelted with radiation from space.

As the moon has no atmosphere, there's no question of the craft getting slowed down or having its path altered by getting closer to it.

Since the Moon has no atmosphere it is possible to fly over the surface at very low altitudes without experiencing drag forces.