Sentence examples for bubble of space from inspiring English sources

Unconsciously, concern for protecting a bubble of space around my head went out the window.

I continue to seek out other eyes during intermissions at theaters, hoping I'm not committing some venial social sin by invading anyone's personal bubble of space.

This sound, pleasant in all its parts, regular in all its rhythms, and humorous and good-natured, seemed also to have buttoned me into some small, silent bubble of space.

NASA announced today that the Voyager 2 spacecraft, some 11 billion miles from home, crossed the heliopause, the boundary between the bubble of space governed by charged particles from our sun and the interstellar medium, or material between stars, on Nov. 5.

Our solar system sits inside a bubble of space that is mysteriously empty.

"Your bubble of space is quite large," says Jill Bremer, an image and etiquette teacher.

Then the resulting tiny bubble of space-time could have burgeoned into a massive, busy universe, thanks to inflation.

In other words, little bubbles of space and time can form spontaneously. "If space and time are quantized, they can fluctuate," says Lawrence Krauss at Arizona State University in Tempe.

The idea that other universes - as well as our own - lie within "bubbles" of space and time has received a boost.

This first generation of stars re-ionized the surrounding neutral hydrogen, creating expanding bubbles of space through which light could readily travel.

Following a similar quantum logic, theorists have proposed that whole universes, little bubbles of space-time, could pop into existence, like bubbles in boiling water, out of this nothing.