Sentence examples for exotic planet from inspiring English sources

"We went to hell and back to make it, but had a fantastic time exploring the exotic planet that is the 19th century".

His utopia isn't some flying city or exotic planet but prewar, small-town America — specifically, Waukeagan, Ill., circa 1928, a town of porch swings and bandshells, dandelion wine stored up in cool cellars and fire balloons on the Fourth of July.

Exotic Planet will even arrange for the legal sale of lions and tigers raised in breeding centers in Mexico.

The exotic planet 55 Cancri e is a relatively close alien planet, just 40 light-years away from Earth in the constellation Cancer (The Crab).

In Guadalajara, Mexico's second biggest city, the Exotic Planet pet store sells reptiles, arachnids, exotic birds, and even lemurs and monkeys.

The press release described the film as "an emotional journey of redemption and revolution" and said the story is of "a wounded former Marine, thrust unwillingly into an effort to settle and exploit an exotic planet rich in biodiversity, who eventually crosses over to lead the indigenous race in a battle for survival".

Space Exploration A Telescope on Life Support The Kepler spacecraft has been an astronomical marvel, sending down a steady drumbeat of information that scientists use to map exotic planets far outside our solar system.

An entertaining combination of extreme close-ups of exotic planets and moons and wide-angle views for perspective is evident as you make your way through the show, which reaches its zenith in "Saturn," a photograph captured on Oct. 6, 2004, by the space probe Cassini.

But the ever-expanding zoo of exotic planets that observers are tallying means every new model is provisional.

Only one other rapidly-spinning pulsar is known to be orbited by Earth-mass planets a sign that exotic planets such as this megadiamond are, like their Earthly counterparts, rare indeed.

In recent years, astronomers have discovered a flurry of solar systems filled with exotic planets such as massive "hot Jupiters" that orbit close to their parent star, and rocky "super Earths" between one and 10 times the size of our planet.