exo-ocean
exo-ocean noun: an ocean on a planet other than Earth.
Noun
exo-ocean (plural exo-oceans)
- An ocean on a planet other than Earth.
- From there, if the planet is big enough to gravitationally retain a thick atmosphere and is in the temperature zone where water can remain fluid, then you’ve got yourself an exo-ocean.2010 November 20, Steve Nerlich, Universe Today
- Before that day arrives, we might well find evidence of life in some of the exo-oceans much closer to home.2018 May 21, Tim Folger, “Our Aquatic Universe”, in Aeon, archived from the original on 17 Jun 2019
Forms of exo-ocean
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Origin of exo-ocean
From exo- + ocean.
Questions about exo-ocean
- What does exo-ocean mean?
- Exo-ocean means an ocean on a planet other than Earth.
- What part of speech is exo-ocean?
- Exo-ocean is a noun.
- What is the plural of exo-ocean?
- The plural of exo-ocean is exo-oceans.
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