Meanings
plural coronaspheres
- astronomyThe outermost plasma atmosphere around the Sun; the corona.
But, these can be ruled out because of the low altitude in the coronasphere.
1965, George W. Morgenthaler, Robert G. Morra, editor, Unmanned Exploration of the Solar System, Proceedings of, Periodicals Company, page 783 more examples
Athay and his fellow workers postulate a very thin coronasphere above the solar photosphere
1963, Solar Energy, volumes 1-7, Association for Applied Solar Energy, page 159Dweebster?! I dare him to show his simpy face around me! I'm gonna blast him—straight into the coronasphere!
1995 September 21, Mycheline Tremblay, Gary Plaxton, Lisa Lumby, “An Animated Mess”, in Sailor Moon, season 1, episode 17, spoken by Serena (Terri Hawkes), DiC EntertainmentVirtual reality technologies will allow the user to experience physically [...] the intense and vivid dreams many have of flying, swimming through the air, or blasting through the coronasphere to a new day, without falling.
1996, Banff Centre for the Arts, edited by Mary Anne Moser, Douglas MacLeod, Immersed in Technology: Art and Virtual Environments, Institute of Technology, page 169
Origin
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