Sentence examples for planet crashes from inspiring English sources

If a planet crashes into a star, its lithium can linger for millions of years in the relatively cool atmosphere before currents of hot gas sweep it into oblivion at the star's core.

The key is the final moment of that prologue, when another planet crashes into Earth, as seen from outer space.

Yet watching an off-course planet crash into the Earth might just prove something of a light bulb moment for all the cabinet.

And there was no satisfactory explanation as to why the continents seemed to have migrated around the planet, crashing into each other like dodgem cars for the last few billion years.

There is even a chance albeit very small that a Steppenwolf planet crashing into our solar system billions of years ago was the origin of life on Earth.

Scientists have long believed that our moon was formed after another planet crashed into Earth, destroying itself and shooting out debris that eventually coalesced into our lone lunar satellite.

Hamm's script had an ape astronaut from another planet crash-landing in New York Harbor, launching a virus that will make human beings extinct.

From there, the player has to absorb other asteroids to make their planet grow enough to become a life planet; crashing against other objects will decrease the player's mass.

We know this because the prelude (or dumb show) wraps that up in the first few minutes with a glorious tableaux of the bridal-gowned Justine (Kirsten Dunst), her little nephew Leo and sister Clair (Charlotte Gainsborough) standing witness to a rogue planet crashing into the Earth, leading us to believe total destruction of our planet and all life forms is inevitable.

Justin Bieber, arguably the most famous Canadian currently surviving on the planet, crashed a wedding in Malibu last week – spontaneously and completely by accident, I have no doubt, no doubt at all – after ostensibly hearing one of his songs being played at the reception.

Water-rich asteroids are considered to be important for the formation of habitable planets, crashing into them and supplying them with life-giving liquid water.