Definition of astrobleme in English:

astrobleme

nounˈastrəʊbliːmˈastrəˌblēm

Geology

An eroded remnant of a large crater made by the impact of a meteorite or comet.
Example sentencesExamples
- Lunar exploration has confirmed another unique feature of astroblemes, whether terrestrial or lunar; namely a central uplift area which occurs only in the larger impacts.
- Although relatively young meteorite impact craters have been identified in Argentina and Chile, these two Brazilian structures are the first ancient astroblemes to be reported from South America.
- Although, only small meteorites have impacted Kentucky in human history, there are three astroblemes in Kentucky, which suggest that at least three large meteorites have collided with Kentucky in the distant past.
- Dating back 2.023 million years, the Dome is the oldest astrobleme still visible on earth and site of the world's greatest known single energy release.
- Large craters, called astroblemes, are frequently hidden by the earth's own natural processes.

Origin

1960s: from Greek astron 'star' + blēma 'wound'.

Definition of astrobleme in US English:

astrobleme

nounˈastrəˌblēm

Geology

An eroded remnant of a large crater made by the impact of a meteorite or comet.
Example sentencesExamples
- Dating back 2.023 million years, the Dome is the oldest astrobleme still visible on earth and site of the world's greatest known single energy release.
- Although, only small meteorites have impacted Kentucky in human history, there are three astroblemes in Kentucky, which suggest that at least three large meteorites have collided with Kentucky in the distant past.
- Although relatively young meteorite impact craters have been identified in Argentina and Chile, these two Brazilian structures are the first ancient astroblemes to be reported from South America.
- Lunar exploration has confirmed another unique feature of astroblemes, whether terrestrial or lunar; namely a central uplift area which occurs only in the larger impacts.
- Large craters, called astroblemes, are frequently hidden by the earth's own natural processes.

Origin

1960s: from Greek astron ‘star’ + blēma ‘wound’.

单词	astrobleme
释义	Definition of astrobleme in English: astrobleme nounˈastrəʊbliːmˈastrəˌblēm Geology An eroded remnant of a large crater made by the impact of a meteorite or comet. Example sentencesExamples Lunar exploration has confirmed another unique feature of astroblemes, whether terrestrial or lunar; namely a central uplift area which occurs only in the larger impacts. Although relatively young meteorite impact craters have been identified in Argentina and Chile, these two Brazilian structures are the first ancient astroblemes to be reported from South America. Although, only small meteorites have impacted Kentucky in human history, there are three astroblemes in Kentucky, which suggest that at least three large meteorites have collided with Kentucky in the distant past. Dating back 2.023 million years, the Dome is the oldest astrobleme still visible on earth and site of the world's greatest known single energy release. Large craters, called astroblemes, are frequently hidden by the earth's own natural processes. Origin 1960s: from Greek astron 'star' + blēma 'wound'. Definition of astrobleme in US English: astrobleme nounˈastrəˌblēm Geology An eroded remnant of a large crater made by the impact of a meteorite or comet. Example sentencesExamples Dating back 2.023 million years, the Dome is the oldest astrobleme still visible on earth and site of the world's greatest known single energy release. Although, only small meteorites have impacted Kentucky in human history, there are three astroblemes in Kentucky, which suggest that at least three large meteorites have collided with Kentucky in the distant past. Although relatively young meteorite impact craters have been identified in Argentina and Chile, these two Brazilian structures are the first ancient astroblemes to be reported from South America. Lunar exploration has confirmed another unique feature of astroblemes, whether terrestrial or lunar; namely a central uplift area which occurs only in the larger impacts. Large craters, called astroblemes, are frequently hidden by the earth's own natural processes. Origin 1960s: from Greek astron ‘star’ + blēma ‘wound’.
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