Sentence examples for human expedition from inspiring English sources

Nasa successfully launched its new Orion spacecraft on a mission that the US space agency hopes will foreshadow the first human expedition to Mars.

"Alien vs. Predator," featuring Sanaa Lathan and Lance Henriksen, centers on a human expedition that stumbles on a space-monster blood feud in an ancient pyramid buried below Antarctica.

As we embark on the greatest human expedition yet, now is the time for a discussion about HI+AI.

"It's a hundredth of the scale we'll need for a human expedition, but it's a start".

He heads out to a Leicestershire Quarry to illustrate what opportunities a human expedition to Mars could offer.

Stranger in a Strange Land (Robert Heinlein, 1961): Valentine Michael Smith is a human raised by Martians on Mars, orphaned when the crew of a human expedition to the planet died.

Of course, this water would be useful for human expeditions to the red planet.

And it is leading the world to develop the first outpost on the Moon and the first historic human expeditions to the planets.

Ever since the Apollo moon landings, the idea of human expeditions to Mars has come up repeatedly as the kind of grand adventure that would give focus, purpose and inspirational lift to the space program.

In the wake of the earliest human expeditions to space, the 1963 edition of The Great Ideas Today an Encyclopædia Britannica publication released each year between 1961 and 1998 contained a topical "Symposium on Space".

The agency's wish list included a permanent base on the Moon, a 12-person space station orbiting Earth and serviced by reusable shuttles flying back and forth, and eventually human expeditions to Mars, possibly by the late 1980s.