Second, the transverse distribution of laser intensity and light pressure over a focus of finite size leads tocraterformation, destroying the planar target geometry.
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For femtosecond pulses, thecraterprofiles were without convexity formation.
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This, combined with the young age of the oceanic crust, explains why few craters are likely to be found in the oceans.
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There is a strong tendency for larger craters to occur within them.
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The innercraterin the crystalline basement is often the only part of the concentric structure that is preserved or recognizable.
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Another scenario would be that the organic component was carried and deposited by hydrothermal fluids circulating in thecraterafter impact.
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An enlarged view of those spines (fig. 6 inset) show that they are located incrater-like holes in the tegument.
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The amount of collapse is dependent on the size of thecrater, the gravity constant and the target material.
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To the lower right, stippled flecks form a panorama of hills and craters.
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Our conclusions could be useful for future searching programs, which look for signs of ancient life forms incraterlakes.
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At the positive focal point position, the craters have a semitoroidal shape, while at the negative position they resemble a hemisphere.
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Studies of the laser-created craters produced on solid surfaces at various experimental conditions.
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The homogenous, flat outercraterzone differs from morphological features obtained by slumping or by downfaulting of a terraced zone.
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Thecratercreation in single massive targets and in double ones was investigated.
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impact crater
The primary heat source of a hydrothermal system associated with a compleximpactcrateris likely to be shock-emplaced heat.
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large crater
Yet, there is no match for his large crater.
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lunar crater
Alunarcraterand the asteroid 1788 were also named after him.
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