Sentence examples for hospitable planets from inspiring English sources

His children are left behind, as their father heads through a wormhole in a desperate attempt to find hospitable planets.

Almost everywhere else, they say, radiation levels are too high, the right chemical elements too rare, the hospitable planets too few in number and the rain of killer rocks too intense for advanced life.

Most everywhere else, the radiation levels are too high, the right chemical elements too rare in abundance, the hospitable planets too few in number and the rain of killer rocks too intense for life ever to have evolved into advanced communities.

But a standard argument holds that despite the high probability that other hospitable planets exist, intelligent life is exceedingly rare.

Incidentally, if humans have any hope of reaching hospitable planets in other solar systems using the rocket technology that took us to the moon, it'll take, oh, around 50,000 years.

Before the Kepler mission, no one knew what fraction of stars would have hospitable planets.

Hospitable Planet: Faith, Action, and Climate Change by Stephen Jurovics '58.

Peace with justice means refusing to condemn our children to a harsher, less hospitable planet.

Of all the environmental amenities that this hospitable planet provides, the magnetic field is perhaps the strangest and least appreciated.

The finding greatly increases the likelihood that Mars was a much more hospitable planet early in its history, possibly even amenable to the rise of life.

With the scientific consensus more or less settled that human activity — the burning of fossil fuels, torching of forests, and so forth — is contributing to a warmer and less hospitable planet, one might reasonably ask, why is it so hard to agree on a plan to curb those activities?