时间:2019-01-23 作者:英语课 分类:探索与发现2014年


英语课

 Well,the early reports are that it is an ordinary chondrite and that means it willbe similar to this one. So this is really exciting for us as scientists becausewe want to know how the planet’s formed, what was around before the planets, whatthe environment was like and how the material that made up the planets firstcame together. And the chondrites are the best way of finding that out. 


 
Isthis the most common in the solar system?
 
Itis the most common type to fall down to Earth. There is almost certainly a biasthat the only material that we get to Earth is stuff that happens to cross theEarth’s orbit. It has to be going in a slightly odd direction to cross theEarth anyway, so there is some kind of selection bias 1
 
Thisis a really special thing for you to kind of have in your career.
 
Yes,if only something like this would happen in Britain so we could go and get it. 
 
Idon't think there’re too many people watching this programme that will besaying. “I wish it happened in the UK.”
 
Obviouslysomewhere uninhabited.
 
Ok.How much of this stuff comes to us every year?
 
Well,actually, huge amounts. The Earth is growing by about at least 40,000 tons ayear, so a huge amount of material is falling to Earth. But we don’t reallynotice most of it because the vast majority of it comes in the form of dust. 
 
Althoughseveral thousand meteorites 2 actually land on Earth every year, most of thoseactually go unnoticed. They just fall too far away from people. If a meteoritefalls more than maybe 15 feet away from you, you probably won’t notice it. It willmake a dull thud and that will be it, unless it is very large. This event isspecial because it was so huge. There was no way you couldn’t notice thismeteorite falling. It really wanted to get noticed. It said, “Ta-da! I’m here.”Those events are spectacular and they give us scientists these important piecesof rock from which we can learn about the solar system.

n.偏见,偏心,偏袒;vt.使有偏见
  • They are accusing the teacher of political bias in his marking.他们在指控那名教师打分数有政治偏见。
  • He had a bias toward the plan.他对这项计划有偏见。
n.陨星( meteorite的名词复数 )
  • Small meteorites have left impact craters all over the planet's surface. 这个行星的表面布满了小块陨石留下的撞击坑。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • One theory about the existence of extraterrestrial life rests on the presence of carbon compounds in meteorites. 地球外存在生命的理论是基于陨星上存在碳化合物质这一事实的。 来自《简明英汉词典》
学英语单词
a tard
acyl carnitine
air valve spring guide
amount of energy
antergia
arteriae infraorbitalis
Ballycotton
berkoes
Better ask twice than lose your way once.
bilge planking
Bioflor
biology of plants
biting trace
bouvrage
built-in beam
cantoral
cerebral layer
checking gage
closed on
coal nut
collisional diffusion
composits
deep camber
degaussing facilities
departmental burden rate method
derailing apparatus
discharge pit
dopplerite
double the angle on the bow
drill plough
edtech
Eems(Ems)
ensoul
fleetness
focus
forest regeneration from seeds
forhows
Galipea cusparia
get your hands dirty
goalkickings
guidance of unit optimized operation
haralampije
hasutorium
healthy quarantine
hirn
hot re-pressing
Impatiens chlorosepala
individual retirement account rollover
inequigranular texture
invigorating heart and lung
jamario
JWAC
kasavin
Lagamar
Legal's test
maximal normal operator
mesostethium
metzker
Mizuno Tadakuni
modified starches
non-plastic soil
occipital operculum
one notch
osmotrophic
ostre-
palmar
pharyngeal vein
picnic shoulder
pivoted lever
poikilothcrmic
pukin
punding
purple wire
qualie
recombination(bridges & morgan 1923)
rectangular chart
refine search
restricted maneuver light
ridge of bucket
robalo(punta robalo)
satrungee
scarf out
single-bank engine
skunk pig
smart sanction
sollers
sotto disease
static member function
station superintendent
stopgaps
stored of information
take someone unawares
teach sb the ropes
technomedicine
terminal header
the sagger makers
three-dimensional motion
unsaturated acid
vanish into the blue
vitamine E nicotinate
whiteheaded boy
young thing