Sentence examples for enter space from inspiring English sources

Interdisciplinary Connections: Civics – What are the laws that govern whether private companies or civilians may enter space?

On July 21 , 1961 with a 15-minute suborbital journey aboard the space capsule Liberty Bell 7, Grissom became the third man to enter space.

"We wanted 3D to enter space and to allow us into the physicality of these dancers, and allow us into the space that for me created the effect of Pina's work and the emotion," he says.

Madsen's tireless promotion of his crowdfunded submarine and space projects, and his ambition to be the first man to enter space in a D.I.Y. rocket, has made him a folk hero and a media darling.

Rookie astronaut Heidemarie M. Stefanyshyn-Piper '84 is scheduled to enter space today when NASA's STS-115 launches at 10 41 a.m. barring any glitches, according to the Associated Press.

When Sir Richard Branson this week announced plans to enter space tourism with a company called Virgin Galactic, his Virgin group also unveiled a new online music store and a start-up airline in Nigeria that will become that nation's flag carrier.

The Certificate in Astronautics targets practicing engineers and scientists who enter space-related fields and/or who want to obtain training in specific space-related areas.

But these are the existential choices foisted on women as they enter spaces where they are a minority voice.

We also enter spaces with our own set definitions and intentions and don't deviate from that.

Several smaller countries entered space or expanded their presence.

Amr, Dorothy and Sara - as well as the thousands who entered Space Lab - represent the future of the space programme.