Meanings of zodiacal light in English

During these variations of the zodiacal light, the hygrometer indicated considerable dryness.

Now, for the first time, I saw what is called the zodiacal light.

The lenticular-shaped phenomenon, also called the zodiacal light, was a matter worthy of attention.

The zodiacal light here appears in all its glory.

Westward I saw the zodiacal light mingling with the yellow brilliance of the evening star.

From this account of what the zodiacal light appears to be, we proceed to consider what it is.

I looked in vain for the beautiful lancet beam of the zodiacal light; its position was obscured by Chomiomo.

This is the zodiacal light.

About it, in far flung streamers of cold fire shone the mighty zodiacal light, an Aurora on a titanic scale.

Cassini admitted "that the zodiacal light was feebler in certain years, and then returned to its former brilliancy."

Some have even surmised that the zodiacal light is an illuminated tornado of stones showering into the sun to feed its tremendous conflagration.

Then, seeping faintly over the windows around the tower, the air-glow of the zodiacal light; then, still later, the dim pinwheels of island universes.

We may remark that the main part of the zodiacal light shifts to the south side of the celestial equator as we cross the line.

Sometimes, during nights equally clear, I sought in vain for the zodiacal light, when, on the previous night, it had appeared with the greatest brilliancy.

He would give the Aurora the same lineage with the Zodiacal Light.

Around the sun, long banners in space, the Zodiacal light gleamed dimly.