Sentence examples for deep space research from inspiring English sources

It was a groundbreaking project, the first run for an experimental new camera, designed to ferret the dim light of distant planets out of the glare of their home stars, and one of the first chances for civilian astronomers to conduct deep space research with a sophisticated high-resolution Air Force telescope originally built to spy on spy satellites and other Earth-orbiting objects.

Today, Arecibo is the focal point for the three major prongs of Earth's deep space research; Radio Astronomy, Atmospheric Science and Radar Astronomy.

NASA, he said, should be focussing on deep-space research, which is to say anything beyond Earth's orbit.

In 2008 China built Kunlun station, a base with capabilities for deep-space research in a place so remote that it took six attempts to get there.

In 2008 China built Kunlun Station at Dome A, an operation with deep-space research capabilities in a location that is so remote it took six attempts to get there.

The presented approach has been developed within the German Helmholtz-Alliance on Robotic Exploration of Extreme Environments (ROBEX), a research alliance bringing together deep-sea and space research to jointly develop technologies and investigate problems for the exploration of highly inaccessible terrain – be it in the deep sea and polar regions or on the Moon and other planets.

A White House budget proposal from earlier this year announced that the Trump administration would "[focus] the Nation's efforts on deep space exploration rather than Earth-centric research".

As the White House's budget proposal states, the administration intends to "[focus] the Nation's efforts on deep space exploration rather than Earth-centric research," for better or worse.

Themes in the new 5-year plan include the domestic production of gas-turbine engines and planes, and increased focus on neuroscience and genetic research, national cyberspace security, and deep space exploration.

Last week, Donald Trump's space policy advisor Bob Walker made headlines by suggesting that the incoming administration might slash Nasa's climate and earth science research to focus the agency on deep space exploration.

Still, there seems to be enough curiosity about our new frontiers and new life forms--whether they be in deep space or in the deep ocean to spur individuals to generously fund scientific research alongside governments.