Sentence examples for galactic from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or pertaining to milk, or the secretion of milk.
You should vote for them if: You don't value life and secretly want to spend your dying moments writhing around in agony as your body is consumed by a fiery galactic orb.
But basically it comes down to either gritting your teeth while a dotage-addled Hugh Hefner tails off in the middle of an anecdote about silicone, or gritting your teeth while Tom Cruise explains how very few hundred thousand dollars it would cost you to learn that we're all surrounded by alien spirits exiled to this planet by the galactic tyrant Xenu.
He has since sold more than 1.25m of them.Mr Law's design studio in the south-western city of Bristol is built to resemble a space-station, boasting dummy portholes offering galactic views and an escape slide to carry staff between floors.
Only the highest-ranking members, the film explains, learn the story of the galactic overlord Xenu and the body-invading alien spirits plaguing the planet a creation myth that shows the Church's founder, L. Ron Hubbard, to be the writer of crass pulp fiction that he was.
Add the effects of dark matter to those of atomic matter as the solar system passes through the galactic disc, Dr Rampino observes, and disruption of the Oort cloud is even more likely.He is not the first person to have this idea.
But why the gas was so hot (about 15,000ºC) was a mystery, because there seemed to be no stars to heat it up.Now, in a posting on the Galaxy Zoo blog, Dr Keel and Dr Lintott suggest that the galaxy right next door to the voorwerp used to be a quasar (a very bright active galactic nucleus) that has since eaten up all its fuel.
It was an ironic victory, though, for the killer evidence supporting the Big Bang was also an extra-galactic radio signal one left over from the primordial fireball itself.
The success rate is slightly less than 50%, leading to phlegmatic jokes among astronomers about the "Great Galactic Ghoul"—an invisible, space-dwelling monster whose preferred diet is Martian space probes.
Operators whose nanosats ride shotgun as ballast in other missions do not have much control over when they launch or the orbits they reach, says William Pomerantz, the head of special projects at Virgin Galactic.
It is our aim that Virgin Galactic will be at the forefront of that transformation.
Now, Virgin Galactic is on track to be the world's first commercial spaceline.
