时间:2019-01-23 作者:英语课 分类:探索与发现2015年


英语课

 These are just the whole host of compounds we make. We found many of these compounds are very interesting because they play roles in life on earth. So, it’s clear we were making many the building blocks of life by these very processes that happened in space. These molecules 1 might hold the secret to how life began on our planet. If they were part of the process, they would have to firstly get to earth. And scientists have found delivery system. This is the part of meteorite 2 that crashed from outer space to earth in Australia. In it we found many of the organic compounds vital to life on our planet. These minute acids in this meteorite predict their arrival of this meteorite to the earth. So in fact the minute aids have been made in space and some environment. And so, the minute acids do exist out there in space and they do get delivered to planets. Perhaps life didn’t have to start from scratch here on earth. Could building blocks have been scattered 3 from space. We don’t really know if the original life on earth owes existence to these kinds of materials being delivered from the space because we really don’t understand how life got started. However, the analogue 4 I will use is that if you are trying to build a Lego castle, it’s probably a lot easier if the Lego falls out of the sky on you than if you have to actually build the Lego blocks from the scratch, and then make your Lego castle. And if those Lego pieces were available to earth, they could be available to planets orbiting other stars. Or, given that we know, just about anywhere when you were making this stars actually and you can make these Lego blocks, and facts are there a huge number of environments for this Lego blocks to be delivered. I personally would be quite surprised there isn’t other life out here.



分子( molecule的名词复数 )
  • The structure of molecules can be seen under an electron microscope. 分子的结构可在电子显微镜下观察到。
  • Inside the reactor the large molecules are cracked into smaller molecules. 在反应堆里,大分子裂变为小分子。
n.陨石;流星
  • The meteorite in Jilin Exhibition Hall is believed to be the largest in the world.吉林展览馆的陨石被认为是世界上最大的。
  • The famous Murchison meteorite smashed into the Australian ground in 1969.1969年著名的默奇森陨石轰然坠落在澳大利亚。
adj.分散的,稀疏的;散步的;疏疏落落的
  • Gathering up his scattered papers,he pushed them into his case.他把散乱的文件收拾起来,塞进文件夹里。
n.类似物;同源语
  • The gill of a fish is the analogue of the lung of a cat.鱼的鳃和猫的肺是类似物。
  • But aside from that analogue standby,the phone, videoconferencing is their favorite means of communication.除了备用的相似物电话,可视对话是他们最喜欢的沟通手段。
学英语单词
adoptee
air bubble breakwater
air lubricating skid bag
alcohol trough
aluminum chromium
Amance
ammotragus lervias
apopinol
aquarians
assist mutually
asym-
back bearing box
biogeographic subprovince
Blaw-Knox decarbonizing process
Bobinski
bugfuckers
cancer of liver
cascade shower
checks as cash
Committee on Institutional CooperationNetwork
constitutional repeating unit
cycle length
Danjuro
darwin tulips
digital computers
dihydroergotamine
dispatching telephone equipment
elasto-optical coefficient
elementary substance
endogenous fire
excitonic luminescence
exhibition drawing
family Resedaceae
finger language
gas emission isovol
gear lock
ghost element
granolite
greca
house bill
image surface curvature
index sequential
indicator of swing
information extraction ability
iso-alleles
Jaanai
jade gates
lamentability
lead-up
lyndonville
Léua
mariko
microphone modulation
microwave wind scatterometer
N-stearyl-cyclam
now that you mention it
null measurement
occluding ligature
ore band
outparcel
physisorphtion
pleochroism (polychroism)
positive hypergeometric distribution
prai
pressgate
printed conductor
Pythians
quantosome
ramjet engines
regional succession
ritual servitude
rotary drum vacuum filter
sarek
screw guard
secretary birds
self-service analytics
shillingless
ship-borne
snailflower
space fixed reference
splashy
stainierite
starclubs
strontium hydrogen arsenate
super air filter
superinjections
tabular form language
tent rock
tilled lands
tipping trailer
TWCF
typical section
uniform strength
universal relevance
upslope wind
utile dulci
William Butterfield
with fire and sword
work something out
workout impostor
yeast replicating plasmid
yunt