Once the water comes out it freezes, and that produces copious amounts of ice particles.

We realize that this is a radical conclusion -- that we may have evidence for liquid water within a body so small and so cold.

Corn can't wait for rain. It has to have copious amounts when it's filling out the ears.

He is so wise, that he goes upon the ice three days before it freezes

Our results indicate that ice melts in one place and freezes in another. It is a mechanism by which nutrients can be input to the lake.

Well, in some sense we should have expected, if the recent models are correct, to see them on the dark side where the photoelectron abundance is low. So, I was surprised to see them. But once they showed up, I realized we should have expected them there all along.