Sentence examples for primitive atmosphere from inspiring English sources

"It's like looking at the Earth's primitive atmosphere.

But geologists dispute whether the Greenland rocks really offer signs of biological processes, and geochemists have often revised their estimates of the composition of the primitive atmosphere.

Jupiter is orbited by Io, a body wracked by intense volcanism, while Saturn's largest moon, Titan a body larger than the terrestrial planet Mercury exhibits a primitive atmosphere denser than that of Earth.

It is likely that core formation resulted in the escape of an original primitive atmosphere and its replacement by one derived from the loss of volatile substances from the planetary interior.

It is likely that core formation resulted in the escape of an original primitive atmosphere and its replacement by one derived from loss of volatile substances from Earth's interior.

Records of Earth's primitive atmosphere and oceans emerge in the earliest Archean (Eoarchean Era), and evidence of the earliest primitive life-forms bacteria and blife-forms bacteriaeand in rocks about 3.5–3.7 billion yealgae appears

Topics that are classified within biogeochemistry and organic geochemistry include the origin of petroleum, the origin of life, composition of primitive atmospheres, biogeochemical prospecting for mineral deposits, the origin of certain ore deposits, the chemistry of natural waters, soil formation, and the chemistry of coal.

Instruments painstakingly designed to operate in the brutally hostile environment of deep space took spectra images, sampled dust and space plasma and deliberately had their radio signals blotted out by Pluto and its moon Charon so as to directly probe their primitive atmospheres.

Laplace imagined that the planets had condensed from the primitive solar atmosphere, which originally extended far beyond the limits of the present-day system.

The treatises "On the Divine Names," "On Mystical Theology," "On the Celestial Hierarchy," and "On the Ecclesiastical Hierarchy" comprise the bulk of the Dionysian corpus of writings, supplemented with 10 letters affecting a 1st-century primitive Christian atmosphere.

They can be included in possible habitable areas whatever primitive planetary atmosphere they had.