Debris of Flight 93 found at crash site.

Debris found at the site contained thousands of terracotta tiles having fallen from the roof.

Debris from the impact was scattered over an area of and traveled over away — rock fragments ejected by the impact have been found as far as Minnesota.

Debris was found on October 1 by search crews but race control determined that it was not from the missing balloon.

Debris was found miles away.

# Debris bed formation – " When the temperature in the core reaches about, molten control materials will flow to and solidify in the space between the lower parts of the fuel rods where the temperature is comparatively low.

Debris from meteoroid streams may eventually be scattered into other orbits.

Debris from the biggest impacts may have been the building blocks of the other moons of Phoebe's group — all of which are less than 10 km in diameter.

Debris ( or till ) in the ice also may abrade ( glacial abrasion ) the bed surface ; should ice move down a slope it would have a ‘ sandpaper effect ’ on the bedrock beneath, on which it scrapes.

Debris extending down the edge of The Barrier is where historical landslides have occurred.

Debris from past human occupation is scattered throughout the island and in offshore waters.

Debris from the lost micrometeoroid shield further complicated matters by pinning the remaining solar panel to the side of the station, preventing its deployment and thus leaving the station with a huge power deficit.

Debris avalanches differ from debris slides because their movement is much more rapid.

Debris from a tornado can be lofted into the parent storm and carried a very long distance.

Debris from the impact mortally injured the corsair and Admiral Turgut Reis (), an Ottoman hero.

In the New Hacker's Dictionary, two derivations for chad are offered, a back-formation from a personal name Chadless and an acronym for Card Hole Aggregate Debris.

Debris from the Siege of Calais

Debris from the Old Wembley Stadium was used to make the award-winning Northala Fields in Northolt, Ealing.

Debris from reeds in these lakes formed a layer at the bottom of the water.

However, in the introduction, Adams describes God's Debris as a thought experiment, challenging readers to differentiate its scientifically accepted theories from " creative baloney designed to sound true ," and to " Try to figure out what's wrong with the simplest explanation.

On 7 January 2010, Star Inc. announced that it had won a contract from Navy / SPAWAR for a feasibility study of the application of the ElectroDynamic Debris Eliminator ( EDDE ).

* Patrick McDaniel, " A Methodology for Estimating the Uncertainty in the Predicted Annual Risk to Orbiting Spacecraft from Current or Predicted Space Debris Population ".

In 1963, the Spring Creek Debris Dam was constructed just upstream of the outlet of the Spring Creek Tunnel, to prevent acid mine drainage from the Iron Mountain Mine from continuing downstream and contaminating the river.

Debris from the former stadium was submerged in Lake Erie and now serves as an artificial reef.

Debris from the tornado was scattered across central Alabama as far north as sections of Blount County.

Debris from the collapsing towers severely damaged or destroyed more than a dozen other adjacent and nearby structures.

Cosmic Debris contended that Emily and Rosamond both drew from a tradition of similar characters including Vampira and Wednesday Addams, and argued that while the text of the initial Emily illustration was nearly identical with Sharmat's text, that illustration had been withdrawn in 1998 and the statute of limitations had therefore run out.

Debris from occupants and deposits falling from the ceiling slowly raised the floor.

Debris from the North Tower fell on and around 6 WTC, digging a deep crater into the building's basement, setting it alight.

After the last sample return mission by Luna 24 in 1976, twenty years passed before the Earth-Orbital Debris Collection ( ODC ) experiment collected extraterrestrial samples.

Debris collected would be de-orbited to re-enter over the ocean.

Debris collected from beaches on Tern Island in the French Frigate Shoals over one month

Nevertheless, the majority of expected debris objects remain unobserved – there are more than 600, 000 objects larger than in orbit ( according to the ESA Meteoroid and Space Debris Terrestrial Environment Reference, the MASTER-2005 model ).

Debris and contaminants washed ashore by ocean currents could pose a serious threat to the duck.

Debris in a sidepod had sent Coulthard's oil cooler temperature soaring, and team boss Ron Dennis kept sprinting from the pit wall to the McLaren garage to check on the telemetry, so that Coulthard could be instructed how much he could afford to ease off to save his engine.

This variation of the jump boot featured a steel-toe and zig-zag pattern on the out-sole designed to prevent gathering FOD ( Foreign Object Debris ) that could potentially damage aircraft by being sucked into the Jet engine's intake.

NASA Orbital Debris Observatory, which used a 3 m diameter aperture liquid mirror, and the Large Zenith Telescope uses a 6 m diameter aperture liquid mirror are both zenith telescopes since the use of liquid mirror meant these telescopes could only point straight up.

Debris from the crash, including Lamy's right front tyre, flew into the grandstand and injured four spectators and a policeman.

According to aviation industry analyst Iain McCreary of the consultancy Insight SRI, this is the only known case of a Foreign Object Debris ( FOD ) strike forcing an airline into bankruptcy (" if not as the cause, then as a precipitating event ")

Debris caused by planetary-wide turbulence crushes the Police Escort of the Doctor and Dodd, allowing them to escape into the shelter of the Palace.

Debris at six sites ( Hazor, Deir ' Alla, Gezer, Lachish, Tell Judeideh, and ' En Haseva ) is tightly confined stratigraphically to the middle of the eighth century B. C., with dating errors of ~ 30 years .&# 133 ; The earthquake was at least magnitude 7. 8, but likely was 8. 2 &# 133 ; This severe geologic disaster has been linked historically to a speech delivered at the city of Bethel by a shepherd-farmer named Amos of Tekoa.