Sentence examples for returned dust from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, the Stardust mission has returned dust grains from a comet, and Genesis has collected and returned solar wind.

Because of the recent investigations on the returned dusts from the Itokawa by the Hayabusa Mission (e.g., Nakamura et al. 2011), we have a renewed interest in the LL chondrites in order to better understand the evolutional processes on an asteroidal body.

One rival would have skimmed through the martian atmosphere to return dust and gas samples, another would have flown a rocket plane within a kilometer of the surface to map mysterious magnetic regions, and the third would have attempted to detect biogenic gases from orbit.

These performances could not have had anything like the same impact in the traditional Mostly Mozart haunts: Avery Fisher Hall (even as modified for the festival) or the dry-as-dust Alice Tully Hall (at the moment returned to dust).

Ultimately the "no humans" programs accomplish several things: for one, they teach that the earth eventually heals itself, and that with enough time, what man creates from dust indeed returns to dust.

The hour glass That measures all our time in trickling dust Is also of dust and will return to dust — So an old poem says.

The hour glass That measures all our time in trickling dust Is also of dust and will return to dust— So an old poem says.

Since the graves have been abandoned spruce branches have grown into the wood coffins, their roots smothering those long returned to dust.

Harvey's legacy is restored, celebrated, and returned to dust each Labor Day.

If we keep going the way we're going we will be hollow ghosts haunting a corn husk moon, our civilization returned to dust.

In June 2010, the Hayabusa space mission successfully returned precious dust particles from the rubble-pile S-type asteroid 25143 Itokawa to Earth.