Sentence examples for cosmic voyager from inspiring English sources

For a cosmic voyager, Iasos was surprisingly easy to get hold of we spoke on the phone and came across as pretty normal and, as he puts it, "grounded".

For a cosmic voyager, Iasos was surprisingly easy to get hold of – we spoke on the phone – and came across as pretty normal and, as he puts it, "grounded".

Koen Holtkamp may sound like a character from 'Allo 'Allo! but is in fact one half of cosmic voyagers Mountain, presumably so-named because they produce music that suggests standing atop a psychedelic peak where the air is purest, the sun scorches your retinas and a visitation from a Kangchenjunga demon or the Kali Yuga is more likely than usual.

Like a bottle in the cosmic ocean, the Voyager will continue to drift in the vastness for many years to come, until its radioactive heart stops beeping.

The proposed mechanism could have contributed to unusually high intensities of galactic cosmic rays measured by Voyager 1 in the heliosheath during 2009 2010.

Although Voyager's cosmic ray data could have pointed to an indirect detection of wimps, thus far, it hasn't found any evidence for them.

IMP 8, Voyager and Pioneer cosmic ray observations now cover the solar maximum of cycles 21, 22, and 23 out to a heliocentric distance of 84 AU.

In October 2012, magnetic field and cosmic ray measurements indicated that Voyager 1 had reached the edge of the magnetic bubble that the sun extends like an umbrella over the planets, blocking outside radiation.

They posit that the abrupt shift last August in the pattern of cosmic rays being detected by Voyager 1, including a substantial increase in the level of galactic cosmic rays (GCRs), indicates that the heliopause has indeed been crossed, magnetic-field direction notwithstanding.

"In leaving the heliospere and setting sail across the cosmic seas between the stars, Voyager has joined the other historic journeys of exploration such as the first circumnavigation of the earth and the first footprint on the moon".

The new Science papers focus on observations from summer and fall 2012 by LECP as well as Voyager 1's Cosmic Ray and Magnetometer instruments, with additional LECP data through April 2013.