Sentence examples for from the outer space from inspiring English sources

Long ago I heard about a project that intended to connect all the computers in the world and use them to decode the electromagnetic signals coming from the outer space.

Permeabilization of the mitochondrial membrane causes bioenergetic catastrophe and permits the release of soluble molecules from the outer space of the mitochondria to the cytosol, which in turn leads to the activation of caspases, a family of cysteine proteases [ 28].

In Joe Cornish's witty debut feature, Attack The Block, the monsters from outer space find themselves battling kids in hoodies on BMXs.

If the creature from outer space comes from the pen of Ursula K. Le Guin, it is science fiction, whereas if it is Carl Sagan (he of the Jovian "floaters"), it must be science.

The earth, with its predominantly iron core; iron meteorites bombarding the earth from outer space; and the overwhelming number of iron lines in the solar spectrum all pointed to the uniformity of nature, with iron as a chief element.

Nothing, unless this brown character came from the air, or from outer space.

To the proverbial visitor from outer space, the name of the holiday might suggest 24 hours of national housekeeping, a communal exertion of effort toward some unspecified end.

The example that Dembski uses is the message from outer space received in the movie Contact.

It's like looking at the world from outer space vs. the living room window.

Its ionosphere separates the atmosphere from outer space and the solar wind.

But we'll never be outside the galaxy looking at the galaxy -- the way, for example, that the Apollo astronauts first viewed the earth from outer space.