meteoroid
英
美
n. 流星体
COCA.28488
英英释义
noun
- (astronomy) any of the small solid extraterrestrial bodies that hits the earth's atmosphere
双语例句
- That's when a meteoroid entered the earth's atmosphere over the Mediterranean and was picked up by U.
美国预警卫星在监测高空爆炸物和来袭导弹时发现一颗流星穿破地球大气层，降落在地中海地区。 - The meteoroid bodies experiencing solar reheating during exposure have slightly lower natural TL levels than the normal ones, while the reheating events before exposure affect natural TL levels more obviously.
暴露期间经历了太阳加热的母体较正常母体具有稍低的自然热释光值，宇宙暴露前的加热事件对自然热释光值的影响更大。 - Given enough time, the tensile stress in the interior of the meteoroid can be as high as 10 kb. This stress value is greater than estimated tensile strengths of meteoroids and the aerodynamic compression they encounter.
在某个充分的时间内，陨星内部的张应力可能达到10kb，这一应力值大于估计的抗拉强度及其所遭受的空气动力学压力。 - Bill Cooke of the NASA Meteoroid Environment Office said, Observers with clear skies could see as many as 40 Geminids per hour.
来自NASA流星体环境研究所的BillCooke表示：如果天气晴好，观测者每小时能看到40颗双子座流星。 - Once it hits Earth, a meteoroid suffers an identity crisis and becomes a meteorite.
流星体一旦撞上地球，就变成了陨石。 - Studies on Meteoroid Streams
流星群研究 - The space debris and meteoroid environment are defined followed by the formulation of the general weight objective function.
空间碎片和流星体环境由广义加权目标函数的公式来定义。 - When a meteoroid enters the atmosphere, it compresses the air in front of it.
当流星体进入大气层，它压缩的空气在前面的。 - In order to ensure the safety in operation of orbital spacecrafts, especially the long duration and large size spacecrafts. Space debris and meteoroid shield are very important factors in the designing of spacecrafts.
为了保证在轨航天器的安全运行，微流星体和空间碎片的防护成为现有航天器，特别是长寿命、大尺寸航天器设计时必须考虑的因素。 - Studies on meteoroid streams are briefly and systematically presented.
对流星群的研究作了简明而系统的介绍。