Sentence examples for a strong space from inspiring English sources

Buzz Aldrin, the second man on the moon, has collaborated with the science fiction writer John Barnes on another novel about the importance of maintaining a strong space program.

In an afternoon of rambling discussion and argument on a stage at the International Trade Center in Washington, Norman Augustine, former chief executive of Lockheed Martin and chairman of the panel, said, "If we do want a strong space program, we might have to face up to investing more".

It has a strong space science effort under way, with two orbiting satellites having already been launched to the Moon.

"A strong space program will encourage our children to seek STEM educational outcomes and will bring millions of jobs and trillions of dollars in investment to this country".

There is a strong space weather need to forecast the daily and hourly variations in ionospheric characteristics that occur within the ionosphere thermosphere (I T) system.

According to Pollpeter, "by the end of the decade the Chinese say they want to move from being what is classed as a major space power to being a strong space power".

Like, a big enough yurt to house supplies and space to treat people, and as winter comes, we need a stronger space to handle the wind and cold.

"It's strange to have a strong Stalinist space, which is actually fashionable and tries to be very light," he says.

But as any resident of Tower Hamlets will tell you, building a strong public space in which to express our common citizenship is still an issue in London, as much as poverty.

NASA is changing the way it does business through its commercial partnerships to help build a strong American space economy and free the agency to focus on developing the next-generation rocket, spacecraft and systems to go beyond the moon and sustain deep space exploration.

Producing an ultra-strong space tether and other space elevator components, Swan said, has been advanced by the invention of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) that are 1,000 times better in strength-to-weight ratio than steel.