Associations to the word «Regolith»
Noun
- Weathering
- Basalt
- Rubble
- Crater
- Helium
- Asteroid
- Martian
- Tractor
- Erosion
- Inertia
- Titanium
- Meteorite
- Nadia
- Airlock
- Sulfide
- Soil
- Scraping
- Debris
- Stripping
- Hydrogen
- Melt
- Creep
- Chlorine
- Pancho
- Mars
- Doug
- Mare
- Gravel
- Surface
- Layer
- Concrete
- Deposit
- Lava
- Oxygen
- Conductivity
- Silicon
- Carbonate
- Mantle
- Apollo
- Dust
- Dioxide
- Magma
- Spacecraft
- Moon
- Mineral
- Sediment
- Thickness
- Gardening
- Wasting
- Groundwater
- Boot
- Highland
- Sax
- Sulfur
- Meter
- Fragment
- Ida
- Particle
- Bombardment
- Surveyor
- Merrill
- Atmosphere
- Slope
- Sample
- Rim
- Centimeter
- Impact
- Swing
- Dug
- Gravity
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
REGOLITH, noun. (geology) The layer of loose rock, dust, sand, and soil, resting on the bedrock, that constitutes the surface layer of most dry land on earth, the moon, and other large solid aggregated celestial objects. There can also be sub-marine regolith.
Wise words
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