Here is a partial translation of Mr. Engel's remarks: After Bab al-Hawa, directly, maybe after 10 or 15 kilometers, there was an ambush.
"For hundreds of kilometers, there was a considerable release of energy," said Stefano Gresta, a geophysicist and president of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology.
In terms of tonne kilometers, there was a steady increment during last 6 years until 192,587 million tonne kilometers.
Although Eris's diameter is 2400 kilometers, which bests Pluto by about 100 kilometers, there was a chance it would turn out to be less dense than its neighbor.
More species were retrieved when samples were spread over multiple transects than when they were located in only one or two transects, indicating that even at relatively small scales (a few kilometers) there is a turnover of ant species within the same type of habitat.
And despite the fact that this is flooding 41 square kilometers [about 25 square miles], it still will flood 41 square kilometers, so there is debate over just how extensive that will be.
Reflecting its remote location on Gozo, which covers 67 square kilometers, prices there are €162,000 for a two-bedroom apartment and €256,000 for a three-bedroom.
Across the seven major islands of the New Georgia group, some of them only a couple of kilometers apart, there are seven species of white-eyes, including one endemic to an island only about twice the size of Manhattan, and another found only in the cloud forests of Kolombangara and nowhere else on earth.
From the shore and moving a kilometer inland, there are no structures standing.
Second, the Way Robok River is not offset by ~2.5 km (kilometer), as there is no remnant of a fault-crossing channel near its proposed northern truncation.
