Значения термина gaseous envelope на английском

For the great planet bore a gaseous envelope thousands of miles deep.

Each atom is fourfold-whetherof the static core or of the static gaseous envelope.

The star blows away most of its gaseous envelope, leaving only the superdense core.

Fusion-powered, it belched a steady storm of cleansed air back into the gaseous envelope that surrounded the planet.

He had never, so far as he knew, been outside the gaseous envelope of his native planet, the Earth.

The moon having no atmosphere, the consequences arising from the absence of this gaseous envelope have already been shown.

Shortly thereafter, the Sun will cease all nuclear fusion; lose its tenuous, gaseous envelope containing Earth's scattered atoms; and expose its dead central core.

This likely indicates that HAT-P-26b's atmosphere is primordial and obtained its gaseous envelope late in its disk lifetime, with little contamination from metal-rich planetesimals.

The most massive planets had sufficient gravity to retain gaseous envelopes.

"Then," continued Barbicane, "an atmosphere surrounded it, the waters contained within this gaseous envelope could not evaporate.

Within the alcyonic globes of differentiated pranic-manasic atoms the vibration divided them also into solid-liquid cores and gaseous envelopes, and a kinetic skin of phenomena.

"None," answered Barbicane, "and the proof is that the moon has not kept a trace of the gaseous envelope that always accompanies comets."

"None whatever," said Barbicane, "and the proof is, that the moon has preserved no trace of the gaseous envelope which always accompanies comets."