Sentence examples for conduct space from inspiring English sources

It is a common mistake to think that humans in space conduct "space exploration" and "space science" ("The end of the Space Age", July 2nd).

To lay that groundwork, the paper said, China "will launch space laboratories, manned spaceship and space freighters; make breakthroughs in and master space station key technologies, including astronauts' medium-term stay, regenerative life support and propellant refueling; conduct space applications to a certain extent and make technological preparations for the construction of space stations".

H.R. 2262 set up provisions for supervising private players who conduct space resource activities.

While missions of X-37B remain obscure, the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), headquartered in Cambridge, Mass., criticizes the program as a less-than-cost-effective way to conduct space activities.

Sierra Nevada's executive vice president and chairman, Mark Sirangelo, says the company hopes to use the Dream Chaser to service satellites, with astronauts conducting space walks to perform maintenance.

Traditionally, conducting space technology development and launching space missions required massive infrastructure investments, long lead times and large teams of experts.

Dr. Timothy Howard is a Senior Research Scientist conducting space physics research at the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado.

In 1961 University of Chicago faculty members conducting space exploration research were spread across and off campus.

Since its beginning, APL's Space Department has produced spaceflight hardware and software systems, and conducted space science and engineering for both civilian and military customers.

In 1961 faculty members conducting space exploration research, in both the Department of Physics and the Enrico Fermi Institute, were spread across and off campus; physicist John A. Simpson proposed a building to unite them.

As a specific example Karimi (1997) conducted space syntax research comparing six Iranian cities representing the Islamic tradition cities and six England cities representing the western medieval cities based on integration derived from axial lines.