Sentence examples for frontier space from inspiring English sources

Now kimchi is set to conquer the final frontier: space.

Pretty soon anyone with $200,000 will be able to travel to the last frontier: space or — more specifically — the upper edge of Earth's atmosphere.

Last summer's test that sent a stream of entangled photons across Qinghai Lake China's biggest was a proving ground for distributing quantum keys in the final frontier: space.

It is dynamics of this sort that the articles in this collection explore: the outcomes produced in the frontier space, the kinds of authority that emerge through control over space and the people in it, and the battles for legitimacy that this entails.

We're given amazing adventure and science fiction elements as the boys look to the final frontier, space.

This collection explores the emergence of frontier spaces, arguing that these are transitional, liminal spaces in which existing regimes of resource control are suspended, making way for new ones.

Finally, the concepts of 'economic device' (Ma Mung 1992, 1996; Audebert 2007) and 'bazaar economy' (Péraldi, Foughali and Spinosa 1999; Péraldi 2005) in frontier spaces, such as the city of Marseille, suggest that economic activity takes place in a dynamic way, where the transnational and local dimensions meet together in a common place.

One new game is exploring two final frontiers: space, and equity crowdfunding.

In frontier America space meant freedom; in Australia the vast space was literally one big prison.

In this age, that frontier is space -- there is no doubt we humans will be a space-faring species, but it is our current generation that will decide whether we will remain Earth-bound for only a few more decades or many more centuries.

This work is a new frontier of space exploration, which isn't to say astronauts haven't already performed or made objects in space.