crater造句

First, an empty rocket hull slammed into the Cabeus crater.

Flames blazed out from the crater of the volcano.

The blast left a smoldering crater about six feet deep.

An ash cone rises from the center of the crater, casting a dark triangular shadow.

In the inset, the larger crater Pitatus is at the right.

The red hole in the bottom of the crater smokes heavily and emits unbearable heat.

Many of the porters were local women, who huddled in the cold at the crater rim.

The crater was the right size and - crucially - the right age to be the site of the cataclysmic impact.

A fresh supply of yellow froth (probably the same type of elemental sulfur found in the "cool acid-brine" crater lake at Kawa Ijen) is brought up by the plume and pushed out toward the crater wall.

Another sign of ice is the presence of parallel lines and pitted material on the crater floor.

If that turns out to be from an asteroid impact, it would be the largest crater found on Earth. Ever.

Named after the famous Portuguese navigator and explorer Ferdinand Magellan, the impact crater is about 100 km across.

A 150 meter-wide clearing in the volcano’s crater lends space for an outdoor theater, a market, and a sloping pine forest.

The volcano's Pu 'u 'o 'o crater collapsed on Saturday, and a 0.33-mile-long (0.5-kilometer-long) fissure ripped open on a separate region of the volcano.

I visited the crater as night fell, and I felt keenly aware that fragments of the solar system can invade our cozy realm of Earth and Moon.

The meltwater from the glacier on top of the volcano ran down into the crater, chilling the magma and then the pressure from underneath caused an explosion.

A mysterious town rose on an island in the middle of a lake- a lake that formed in the crater of a huge extinct volcano.

Mimas, at the upper right, has an enormous impact crater on one side, and Tethys, at the bottom, has a huge rift zone called Ithaca Chasma that runs nearly three-quarters of the way around the moon.

An enormous crater-like hole had appeared in the German town of Schmalkalden overnight, splitting the road in two and taking with itswallowing a her car dangled precariously over the edge.

On arriving in Paris, it beheld the crater close at hand; it felt those ashes which scorched its feet, and it changed its mind; it returned to the stammer of a charter.

Many of the other features observed in and around this crater are indicative of an ice-rich terrain, which may lend credence to the water formation hypothesis for these gullies.

Strategically positioned for optimal viewing was a shepherding spacecraft, outfitted with instruments to pick apart the plume's chemistry for nearly four minutes, until it too crashed into the crater.