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Definition of meteorites in English Turkish dictionary
- (Hukuk) gök taşları
- meteorite
- meteor
O bir meteorit buldu.
-He found a meteorite.
Onlar bir meteorit buldular.
-They found a meteorite.
- meteorite
- meteorit
Onlar bir meteorit buldular.
-They found a meteorite.
O bir meteorit buldu.
-He found a meteorite.
- meteorite
- göktaşı
Kayan bir yıldız, bir göktaşıdır.
-A falling star is a meteorite.
Bu göktaşı Sahra Çölü'nde bulundu.
-This meteorite was found in the Sahara Desert.
- antarctic meteorites
- antartika meteoritleri (antartika'ya düşen meteoritler)
- basaltic meteorites
- bazaltik meteoritler
- meteorite
- göktaş
Her gün, göktaşları dünyaya düşer.
-Every day, meteorites fall to the Earth.
Tom bir göktaşı buldu.
-Tom found a meteorite.
- meteorite
- {i} yere düşen meteor
- meteorite
- {i} göktaşı (düşen)
- meteorite
- meteortaşı
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Definition of meteorites in English English dictionary
- plural of meteorite
- meteorite
- A metallic or stony object or body that is the remains of a meteor
- meteorite
- A particle of solid interplanetary matter that has fallen to the surface of a planet
- meteorite
- A meteor that has landed on the Earth
- meteorite
- a meteoroid that enters the Earth's atmosphere but survives to hit the ground
- meteorite
- A solid fragment of some planetary body that has passed through the Earth's atmosphere and landed intact on its surface
- meteorite
- a stony or metallic mass of matter that has fallen to the earth's surface from outer space - BACK>>
- meteorite
- An extraterrestrial rock that has fallen to Earth Most meteorites are pieces of asteroids and are of stony, stony-iron, or iron composition
- meteorite
- Sometimes, meteoroids from space survive the trip through the atmosphere and land on the Earth If they do, they are called meteorites They can be stony or metallic (mostly iron and nickel)
- meteorite
- A part of a meteoroid that survives through the Earth's atmosphere
- meteorite
- A meteor that is large enough to survive its passage through the atmosphere and hit the ground as a mass of metal or stone
- meteorite
- A natural object of extraterrestrial origin that survives passage through the atmosphere
- meteorite
- Any piece of a meteor which survives the trip through the atmosphere and hits the ground
- meteorite
- A fragment of an asteroid or a planet that has been broken off by a collision and eventually falls on the Earth It consists of solid matter which survives the descent and lands on the Earth's surface
- meteorite
- {i} mass of stone or metal that falls to earth; fallen meteoroid
- meteorite
- A meteoroid which has survived the fall through the atmosphere and lands on the Earth's surface
- meteorite
- An object, usually a chunk or metal or rock, that survives entry through the atmosphere to reach the Earth's surface Meteors become meteorites if they reach the ground
- meteorite
- n a metallic or stony piece of material that travels through space, survives the descent into Earth's atmosphere, and lands on Earth's surface
- meteorite
- Any solid object from interplanetary space that has fallen to the earth's surface without being vaporized during its passage through the atmosphere
- meteorite
- An object of extraterrestrial origin that has survived passage as a meteor through the atmosphere
- meteorite
- Part of a meteoroid that survives travel through Earth's atmosphere to land on Earth This image of a meteorite is courtesy of NASA ARC More about meteorites
- meteorite
- stony or metallic object that is the remains of a meteoroid that has reached the earth's surface
- meteorite
- The remnants of a meteor after it has actually impacted the Earth
- meteorite
- A meteorite is a large piece of rock or metal from space that has landed on Earth. a piece of rock or metal from space that has landed on Earth. Any interplanetary particle or chunk of stony or metallic matter (meteoroid) that survives passage through Earth's atmosphere and strikes the ground or that reaches the surface of another planet or moon. On Earth the speed of entry at least 7 mi/second (11 km/second) generates enough friction with the air to vaporize part or all of the meteoroid and produce a streak of light (meteor). Though vast numbers of meteoroids enter Earth's atmosphere each year, only a few hundred reach the ground
- meteorite
- A mass of stone or iron which has fallen to the earth from space; an aërolite
- meteorite
- A meteor that lands on the earth
- meteorite
- A meteoroid that strikes Earth
- meteorite
- a small rock from space that makes it to the surface of a planet without burning up in the planet's atmosphere This distinguishes it from when it is passing through the atmosphere, glowing hot from the friction with the atmosphere and is called a meteor
- meteorite
- The rocky remains of meteors that survive the fiery journey through Earth's atmosphere and land on Earth
- meteorite
- That part of a relatively large meteoroid that survives passage through the atmosphere and falls to the surface of a planet as a mass of metal or stone