Sentence examples for audacious space from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Rosetta rendezvoused with target comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Stu Clarke explains the point of one of the most audacious space missions in decades.

One of the most audacious space missions in decades, it is designed to reveal secrets about the origin of the solar system, the origin of our home planet and even the origin of life.

They must be the two most audacious space missions currently in development.

Even the most audacious space-exploration missions have yielded technologies that have later found earthbound applications in areas like mobile communications, optics, robotics, energy generation and propulsion systems.

The audacious scale of these spaces is a bid at bettering the odds of the serendipitous encounters - bumps in Silicon Valley vernacular - which helped Building 20's occupants share ideas across specialisms.

As the year wanes, I know I'll continue to think of Platt's tenderly revealing work and of the vivacious, audacious use of space and song in The Great Comet.

Lowery daringly advances time throughout the film in cuts (he edited the film, too), and the leaps ahead in time are matched by audacious shifts in space (ones too good to spoil), by way of architecture and urbanism, leading the ghost to contemplate a modern office tower in various stages of construction as well as the spectacle of city life that's on view from its heights.

Right or wrong, the Administration chose not to set an audacious goal for space exploration until the capabilities we needed to undertake such missions were clearly available or within our reach.

And then, after he's diagnosed with motor-neurone disease, as the audacious genius of space-time theory whose mind only grows more infinite as his body crumples up, his head hanging off his neck, his limbs twisted and useless, his mouth contorting itself around the words (and that's when he can still speak).

Europe's pioneering Rosetta mission will conclude next week with an audacious piece of deep space parking.

"Life Story" involves a more audacious expanse of time and space, but it's very definitely about our home.