Synonyms for martian
ˈmɑr ʃənmar·tian

Princeton's WordNet

1. Martianadjective

   imaginary people who live on the planet Mars

2. Martianadjective

   of or relating to the planet Mars (or its fictional inhabitants)

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1. List of paraphrases for "martian":

   mars, marciano

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1. Patrick Whelley:

   Each one of these eruptions would have had a significant climate impact — maybe the released gas made the atmosphere thicker or blocked the sun and made the atmosphere colder, modelers of the Martian climate will have some work to do to try to understand the impact of the volcanoes.

2. Tushar Mittal:

   If the moon broke apart at 1.2 Mars radii, about 680 kilometers above the surface, it would form a really narrow ring comparable in density to that of one of Saturn’s most massive rings, over time it would spread out and get wider, reaching the top of the Martian atmosphere in a few million years, when it would start losing material because stuff would keep raining down on Mars.

3. Joseph Levy:

   What makes these sites so interesting is that they’re deep holes in the ground, It will take humans or better robots to look in many of the nooks and crannies and flip over the rocks that are the best candidates for preserving signs of life from the martian past.

4. Ken Farley:

   Perseverance's sophisticated science instruments will not only help in the hunt for fossilized microbial life, but also expand our knowledge of Martian geology and its past, present, and future, our science team has been busy planning how best to work with what we anticipate will be a firehose of cutting-edge data. That's the kind of' problem' we are looking forward to.

5. Nora Noffke:

   But if the Martian structures aren’t of biological origin.