In 2005, during close flybys past the moon, NASA's Cassini orbiter snapped photos of huge plumes of water vapor, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, methane and some organic molecules surging hundreds of meters above the planet's atmosphere.
He surged another 10 meters, or 33 feet, giving the ball to Ronaldo and asking for it back.
"I'd surge for 200 meters and then slow down purposefully and let him catch me," Salazar said.
In the first Wanamaker women's metric mile, the American Jennifer Simpson, the 2011 world champion at 1,500 meters, surged to the lead with three laps remaining, then rebuffed the challenge of her fellow American Shannon Rowbury entering the final lap.
Prices in Tokyo, home to a 10th of Japan's population, increased for a third year, surging 17percenttoto 570,000 yen a square meter in 2006.
Bekele's Ethiopian compatriot Ibrahim Jeilan ended up winning the race that Bekele could not, surging past Mo Farah of Britain with 50 meters to go to win in 27 minutes, 13.81 seconds.
During that time, sea levels surged six to nine meters, or 19 to 30 feet.
Most glaciers edge forward continuously, but the Whillans was already known to behave bizarrely: It sits still most of the time, then surges more than a half-meter forward twice per day as ocean tides lift and lower a slab of floating ice that extends from the end of the glacier onto the Ross Sea, just off the coast of Antarctica.
Days of rain caused the water from the river to swell, surging into the riverbanks and filling the school and its neighborhood with up to three meters of water, and mud.
Ethiopia's Kenenisa Bekele, who will try to win a third straight Olympic 10,000-meter gold medal Saturday — something no runner has done — has often performed a variation on surging in his races.
McQuay, a 21-year-old who was runner-up in the United States collegiate championships 400 meters this year, surged past a fading Wariner in the final straight to win in 44.68 seconds.
