earthwards (Meaning)

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earthwards (adv.)

Toward the earth; -- opposed to heavenward or skyward.

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The spacecraft's trajectory was earthwards with an estimated arrival time of six months.
As the rocket engines ignited, the shuttle began its earthwards descent, and the astronauts braced for re-entry.
The meteor streak across the night sky as it hurtled earthwards, leaving a trail of incandescent particles in its wake.
In celestial ballet, the moon's gravitational pull caused the tides to rise earthwards, flooding coastal regions rhythmically.
Amidst the cosmic panorama, the earthwards view from space revealed a mesmerizing tapestry of blues, greens, and whites.
After months of intricate maneuvering, the spacecraft finally achieved its earthwards course, setting its sights on its home planet.
The astronaut's heart pounded with excitement as he gazed out the window, witnessing Earth's captivating beauty from his earthwards vantage point.
The fallen leaves pirouetted earthwards in a graceful swirl, signaling the arrival of autumn's embrace.
Volcanic ash and pumice spewed earthwards from the mountain's crater, creating a surreal spectacle of nature's fury.
As dawn painted the horizon with hues of gold and crimson, hot air balloons drifted earthwards, casting long shadows across the serene landscape.

Toward the earth; -- opposed to heavenward or skyward.

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The spacecraft's trajectory was earthwards with an estimated arrival time of six months.

As the rocket engines ignited, the shuttle began its earthwards descent, and the astronauts braced for re-entry.

The meteor streak across the night sky as it hurtled earthwards, leaving a trail of incandescent particles in its wake.

In celestial ballet, the moon's gravitational pull caused the tides to rise earthwards, flooding coastal regions rhythmically.