Examples of using Thin atmosphere in English and their translations into Turkish
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A thin atmosphere.
Mars has a very thin atmosphere.
Its thin atmosphere is tinged with red dust.
Mars has a very thin atmosphere.
It has a thin atmosphere that clings to a rocky surface.
Mercury has a very thin atmosphere.
Refraction in its thin atmosphere is interesting but certainly not life.
Mars is a large rock with a thin atmosphere.
Europa has a very thin atmosphere, mostly made up of oxygen.
My lungs are capable of respirating in an extremely thin atmosphere.
Refraction and a thin atmosphere is interesting.
And an equally thin ozone layer. it has a thin atmosphere.
It has a thin atmosphere… and an equally thin ozone layer.
My lungs are capable of respirating in an extremely thin atmosphere.
Ganymede's once thin atmosphere will become steamy and dense.
Some astronomers have speculated that itmay have a rocky core like Earth, with a thin atmosphere.
Refraction in its thin atmosphere is interesting but certainly not life.
Over billions of years, these particles have actually stripped away Mars' air, and that's why it has a very thin atmosphere now.
In an extremely thin atmosphere. And you? My lungs are capable of respirating.
Triton is thought to be a combination of rock and ice. Its surface temperature is -245 degrees Celsius,and it has a thin atmosphere of nitrogen and methane.
Your large ears Suggest a thin atmosphere That doesn't transmit sound waves very well.
On Mars, there is a thin atmosphere… although it's not breathable since it's mostly carbon dioxide.
Triton is so cold that even its thin atmosphere of nitrogen freezes into a solid ice cap every winter.
Pluto has an extremely thin atmosphere that consists of nitrogen, methane, and carbon monoxide, derived from the ices on its surface.
If we go to Mars, there's a thin atmosphere… but it's not anywhere near as good as the Earth's.
All Galilean moons have thin atmospheres with surface pressures in the range 0.01-1 nbar, which in turn support substantial ionospheres with electron densities in the range of 1,000-10,000 cm-3.
But the advantage of that wonderful thin atmosphere is that it enables you to see the stars in the heavens with amazing clarity.
They are also subject to drag from the thin atmosphere, so that to stay in orbit for a long period of time some form of propulsion is occasionally necessary to make small corrections orbital station-keeping.
But the thinner atmosphere means there's less buoyancy. Gravity may be weaker on Earth than on Atlas.
Gravity may be weaker on Earth than on Atlas… but the thinner atmosphere means there's less buoyancy.
