Asteroids is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASTEROIDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ASTEROID, a rocky object, a type of celestial body
• a small rocky body orbiting the sun. Large numbers of these, ranging enormously in size, are found between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, though some have more eccentric orbits.
• an echinoderm of the class "Asteroidea" , which comprises the starfishes.
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or denoting echinoderms of the class "Asteroidea".

Words related to ASTEROIDS

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How to use ASTEROIDS in a sentence

• He knew they were going too fast even for the automatic pilot to keep the ship safe once they entered the thick sweep of the asteroids.
• With amazing alacrity and intensity, Zimbardo aided the automatic pilot and threaded the Silver Spear through the weaving asteroids.
• It was the place where professional miners first arrived from Earth before their companies farmed them out to the mining centers on various asteroids.
• He kept the ship at a moderate pace and passed easily around the slowly turning asteroids.
• The starfield swept away to right and left, with a couple of nearby asteroids visible to the eye.
• Joe eased the ship through a scattering of moderate-sized asteroids and then came into a space where there were relatively few chunks of stone and iron moving through space.
• This is to prove that I am able to render asteroids invisible and send them wherever I wish.
• The five asteroids had arrived unseen until the last few seconds and had pulverized their targets with accuracy of less than half a mile of error.
• There are asteroids inside the orbit of Mercury and outside the orbit of Jupiter.
• Nay, more, the formation of planets, the formation of satellites and of asteroids, is accounted for.
• It is probable on this hypothesis that the number we are acquainted with does not nearly represent the actual number of past and present asteroids.
• We may at least assume as probable that other satellites have been gathered by Mars in the past from the army of asteroids.
• He concluded from his researches that those four new bodies did not deserve the name of planets, and he proposed to call them asteroids.
• It flashed out of these asteroids in all directions, and downwards, of course, as well as elsewhere.
• The present method of finding asteroids and comets by means of photography is simple and easy.
• It is generally considered to be produced by a continuous zone of infinitesimal asteroids.
• It was thought to be very much corroborated by the discovery of the asteroids, and their supposed formation by the explosion of a larger body.
• MERCURY This planet, with the exception of the asteroids, is the smallest of the system.
• Some of these asteroids are so small that they could be walked round in a single day by going at a gymnastic pace.
• The light which saturated the ether was of incomparable intensity, for these asteroids dispersed it in every direction.
• Who would have imagined such a meeting of asteroids? These wandering bodies might prove serious perils to the travellers.
• He was later Assistant Astronomer at the United States Naval Observatory, and discovered three asteroids, for which he received medals from the French Academy of Sciences.
• Yet there are the orbits of one hundred and ninety-two asteroids so interlaced that, if they were made of wire, no one could be lifted without raising the whole net-work of them.
• It has seven hundred times the mass of all the planets, asteroids, and satellites put together.
• They are too distant from one another to exchange signals, except, perhaps, the fleet of asteroids that sail the azure between Mars and Jupiter.
• It next holds some indeterminate number of asteroids, and the great Jupiter, equal in volume to 13,000 earths.
• Instead of a unity to the mind, as of sun and solar system, there is nothing but planets, asteroids and a constant rain of shooting-stars.
• The nineteenth century may be called the Age of the Asteroids.
• How shall we name the asteroids? Piazzi fell back upon pagan mythology for the name of his little world, and called it Ceres, from the Roman goddess of corn.
• Among such, Hind of London, who has-discovered ten asteroids, is the leader.

Similar words containing ASTEROID without suffix s

asteroid9 asteroidal11 asteroidean12 asteroideans13

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