Sentence examples for km in height from inspiring English sources

These events would have involved eruptive columns exceeding 20 km in height with much larger volumes of magma17,18,21.

This chapter discusses the theory and computations for building inflatable space towers up to 100 km in height.

Among 50 reports that New Horizons scientists will present this week is a startling look at two mountains on the surface of Pluto, each measuring more than 100 miles (161 km) in diameter and several miles (km) in height.

Best-fit results from this phase suggested the co-ignimbrite column(s) reached 37 km in height (with a Suzuki coefficient of A = 9), fed by an average MER of ~2.3 × 109 kg/s over approximately 19 h and produced deposits ~154 km3 (~62 km3 DRE) in volume.

Best-fit results from the inversion model indicated that the eruption began with a short (4 h), high-intensity Plinian explosive phase that produced a column 44 km in height, and a mass eruption rate (MER) of 3.75 × 109 kg/s.

Model of 10 km in width, 5.3 km in height.

Since the atmospheric scale height is only about 4 km in the cold MLT, the rate of reaction R1 decreases by an order of magnitude for every 5 km increase in height.

Non-LTE computations yield a cyclic temperature variation of about 17 K of the TMR in the quiet-Sun atmosphere and a cyclic variation of about 15 20 km in the height position of the TMR.

The system was solved using 0.05 km grid spacing in height between 86 and 140 km, and 2-min time step between 0000 and 2400 UT.

The rim consists of a ring of irregular mountain blocks approaching 3 km (2 miles) in height, the highest mountains yet seen on Mercury, bounded on the interior by a relatively steep slope, or escarpment.

These structures average 6 km (4 mi) in height and reach a maximum of 17.5 ± at South Boösaule Montes.