Sentence examples for obscure atmosphere from inspiring English sources

On March 18 , 1876 Admiral David D. Porter wrote a letter to William T. Sherman, "...Our cuttle fish [Robeson] of the navy although he may conceal his tracks for a while in the obscure atmosphere which surrounds him, will eventually be brought to bay.... ...... Robeson later testified in front of a House Naval Committee on January 16 , 1879 about giving contracts to private companies.

When the planet passes in front of its sun, astronomers report online today in Nature, hydrogen atoms spewing from the planet's atmosphere obscure 56% of the star's disk and absorb its ultraviolet light.

In this image, the sun is blocked so its brightness doesn't obscure the solar atmosphere, the corona.

But Mr. Tay and Mr. Yip saw beyond its dark, claustrophobic atmosphere, the uneven floors and the frosted windows that obscured the view of the city's skyline.

Its very thick atmosphere obscures its hot surface from direct observation at visual wavelengths.

Earth's atmosphere obscures ground-based astronomers' view of celestial objects by absorbing or distorting light rays from them.

It had been raining earlier that afternoon, and thick, heavy clouds now hung low in the atmosphere, obscuring the moon and almost all of the stars.

But water vapor in the atmosphere obscures the microwaves, and so astronomers have had to be satisfied with glimpses from mountaintops or high-flying balloons.

The instruments, orbiting the earth every 90 minutes, can deduce the chemical contents of air by monitoring the sun each time it is obscured by the atmosphere.

In the 1990s, the Magellan mission radar-mapped the mysterious surface of Venus whose thick atmosphere obscured our view from Earth.

Critics and fans point to elements of progressive rock also present in the music, which create a dark and "ominous" atmosphere that fits the obscure content of the song lyrics.