Sentence examples for debating space from inspiring English sources

As I wrote when I took over as editor of Cif last month, I am committed to trying to create an inviting and inspiring debating space on the site.

So a lot of my efforts, and those of the rest of the Cif team, will go into creating an inviting and inspiring debating space – one that, albeit sometimes on the wrong side of robust, nevertheless feels essential to the Guardian's comment section.

Given his background in patents this is not so surprising, but it gives a frisson to hear him switch from debating space-time to urging Anschütz-Kaempfe to "plate the aluminium sphere with a more precious metal" or to find a means of "applying a layer of graphite".

Judging from the recent debates, space paranoids share one trait with other members of the conspirator-American community: they profess a great deal of knowledge about an arcane subject (say, the science of visual perspective), while revealing ignorance of high-school science.

The debate on space security is centred on limiting national military activities in space.

A few friends and I are currently in debate about space.

Until now, the debate about space has focused largely on the question of who is up there.

But only 10 years ago, it was the source of a national debate on space policy, and it almost cost us the Hubble telescope.

The key to understanding the renewed debate about space policy lies in the simple statement that outer space has already been militarized, but not yet weaponized.

The debate on space safety is focused on international co-operation to preserve the space environment, preventing unfair commercial competition because of substandard safety practices and ensuring acceptable risk.Around 200 spacecraft have been abandoned in orbit.

The debates include space activity not only because of the public funding needed but also because of the possible consequences on humans as well as the terrestrial, orbital or outer environment.