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"little-known" as an adjective, in American English, is used exclusively when talking about people's awareness of the existence of a thing. With the title's phr
by OkayPhysicist 4y ago
"little-known" as an adjective, in American English, is used exclusively when talking about people's awareness of the existence of a thing. With the title's phrasing, it literally does refer to people knowing the name or not.
- Simran-B 4y agoWasn't The Expanse popular in the US, though? Deimos was destroyed by UN forces during the Earth-Mars conflict in the sci-fi series.