- The name
Nirgal can mean: Nergal, a god of war in the old
Babylonian religion A
character in the Mars
trilogy by Kim
Stanley Robinson Nirgal Vallis, a...
-
Nirgal Vallis is a long
river channel bordering the
Coprates quadrangle and
Margaritifer Sinus quadrangle of Mars at 28.4°
south latitude and 42° west...
- was
suddenly released,
perhaps when the
cryosphere was
broken by a fault.
Nirgal Vallis is one of the
longest valley networks on Mars. It is so
large that...
- conservationism.
During a trip to
Earth occurring alongside the congress,
Nirgal (one of the
original children to be born on Mars to the
First Hundred, and...
- en-priestess of
Nanna in Ur,
taking the
clerical name En-nir-gal-an-na (En-
nirgal-ana). Two
inscriptions found in Ur read: " For the
goddess Ningal, his [la]dy...
-
became en of the god
Nanna and was
renamed with the priestess-name of En-
Nirgal-ana. This
designation as en of
Nanna makes the year's
designation almost...
-
Polish band
Behemoth Nergal (crater), a
crater on Jupiter's moon
Ganymede Nirgal, a
character in Kim
Stanley Robinson's Mars
trilogy Nurgle, a god in the...
- the day, CTS
captured the
ruins of Nineveh, as well as the
adjacent Tal
Nirgal area. Meanwhile, the
Iraqi Army
captured the al-Qadhiyah
district and were...
- in the crater. It is
estimated that
Nirgal Vallis had a
discharge of 4800
cubic meters/second.
Water from
Nirgal Vallis was
inbounded in
Uzboi Vallis...
- Hebrew: נֵרְגַל, Modern: Nergal, Tiberian: Nērgal; Aramaic: ܢܸܪܓܲܠ; Latin:
Nirgal) was a
Mesopotamian god
worshiped through all
periods of
Mesopotamian history...
