Cratering

Over the past couple of years, there’s been a slow-motion reckoning throughout the corporate media, manifesting itself through layoffs (, Vox, CNN, etc.) and cratering ratings (CNN, MSNBC).

Stock markets cratering are perhaps the most important economic indicator and the most visible, even if most Trump supporters don't invest much.

The number of people interested in taking the NYPD exam is cratering, likely hitting a new low as the city struggles to fill the positions left vacant by senior officers leaving in droves, The Post has learned.

Because especially in that second-half cratering in 2023, Hurts was not the same guy he had been before.

Mastio added: “The results are clear: As with much of the rest of the woke traditional press, trust from the public is cratering.

The 30% drop had oil-linked currencies cratering – the rouble fell 9% – and the stock prices of household-name oil majors from Shell to ExxonMobil were down by double digits.

The coronavirus crisis has not only sent the hotel industry reeling by cratering occupancy rates.

The Jets are five weeks away from cratering out.

Wether it is the cratering of post apartheid South Africa, the Muslim terror across Western Europe.

According to an analysis of Ida's cratering processes, its surface is more than a billion years old.

Cratering is seen on both types of terrain, but is especially extensive on the dark terrain: it appears to be saturated with impact craters and has evolved largely through impact events.

If true, the vast majority of impacts happened in that epoch, whereas the cratering rate has been much smaller since.

Initially Barringer's ideas were not widely accepted, and even when the origin of Meteor Crater was finally acknowledged, the wider implications for impact cratering as a significant geological process on Earth were not.

Many other shock-related changes take place within both impactor and target as the shock wave passes through, and some of these changes can be used as diagnostic tools to determine whether particular geological features were produced by impact cratering.

Since the Earth could be expected to have roughly the same cratering rate as the Moon, it became clear that the Earth had suffered far more impacts than could be seen by counting evident craters.

The ages of multi-ring structures and impact craters depend on chosen background cratering rates and are estimated by different authors to vary between 1 and 4 billion years.

The concept of impact cratering remained more or less speculative until the 1960s.

The most frequent hypervelocity cratering events on the Earth are caused by iron meteoroids, which are most easily able to transit the atmosphere intact.

The shaped charge is used to bore a hole for a cratering charge.