Martian
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- adjective
- /ˈmɑːrʃən/
- The rover sent back stunning images of the Martian terrain.
- Martian life
- Martian dust
- Martian meteorites
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Watch on YouTubeThis is that moment in Mars Tax where the Martian spy woman takes off her hair.
- This is that moment in Mars Tax where the Martian spy woman takes off her hair.
- If we find it, if we find some ancient microbes still alive and some icy layer under the Martian sand, it would change the world.
- Well, we'll know when it actually does fall and when it, when it hits all that mass disrupts the Martian landscape.
- But on the science side, what is that world that simulates that travels back in time into the Martian landscape?
- But the young nation, the young Martian natives, however, looked surprised that this was even a issue.
Examples
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The environments offer opportunities for partial simulations of Martian conditions.
Academic text (2006) -
And let's start with this incredible time lapse of a Martian dust devil.
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In particular, the shape and form of Martian life.
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I am three days old and all the colors of a Martian gold.
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A rare cloud will appear in the Martian atmosphere.
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Now the radiation dose on the Martian surface is essentially the same as that at the International Space Station.
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It's the prime place that we find Martian meteorites.
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Martian animal life must therefore be more advanced than Homo sapiens.
Academic text (1996) -
The distant mountains were dark red with lush new growth of Martian foliage.
Fiction book (1996) -
You could examine the texture and weight of rocks, or even experience the crunch of icy Martian dirt.
Blog text (22)
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Martian comes from the planet name Mars and the ending -ian, which means 'of' or 'relating to'. So calling something Martian means it is 'of Mars' or connected to that planet, for example the 'Martian' climate or life.