zodiacal
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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As an astrologer, it’s most ethical to view the zodiacal constellations with a lovingly dispassionate eye.
From Los Angeles Times
"In contrast, the zodiacal cloud is mostly composed of particles the size of tobacco smoke that even radars have difficulty detecting as meteors."
From Science Daily
I was doing my graduate work in infrared astronomy at Imperial College in the 1970s, and one of the professors had been doing spectroscopic studies of zodiacal dust.
From National Geographic
The contours of this “zodiacal” dust could refine formation models, but they are largely unknown because measurements have only been taken from inside the cloud, McNutt says.
From Science Magazine
It’s also moving through the densest part of a region called the zodiacal cloud, a thick disk of space particles that permeates our Solar System.
From The Verge
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