Sentence examples for imaginary planet from inspiring English sources

End-of-the-world scenarios included the Earth colliding with an imaginary planet called Nibiru, giant solar flares, a planetary alignment that would cause massive tidal catastrophes, and a realignment of Earth's axis.

Inverted Earth is an imaginary planet, on which things have complementary colors to the colors of their counterparts on Earth.

Realms of the Unreal, as it's known for short, is a war story chronicling a battle on an imaginary planet between the evil Glandelinians and the Catholic Abbieannians.

At 4, he drew the imaginary planet Ogg, maybe not unlike the landscapes other 4-year-olds drew, except that Viola decided to tape the end back to the beginning and make it an existential loop.

Most of Darger's imagery is inspired by an unpublished 15,145-page book, titled In The Realms of the Unreal, detailing a war on an imaginary planet, plagued by evil rituals including child slavery and child torture.

She made the covers plain for adults, but to add a fun touch for children, "I came up with this idea of an imaginary planet with these characters". Manchester went door to door to orthopedists and hospitals with the covers and eventually got a mail-order distributor.

While I slogged across the wastelands of imaginary planets, Rob was gliding through the works of P. G. Wode­house.

His art-making reflected it, expanding from paintings of imaginary planets to his latest works of fanciful found-object sculptures that imagine what the inhabitants on said planets might look like.

He woke up one day in London and "found that other expatriate Commonwealth writers who had luxuriated too long in London, writers whom I respected, had been driven to composing novels set in the biblical past or on imaginary planets".

The number of subdivisions of the zodiacal signs was increased by the addition of the horas (15° each), the saptamshas (4 2/7° each), and the navamshas (3°20′ each); the number of planets was increased by the addition of the nodes of the Moon (the points of intersection of the lunar orbit with the ecliptic) and of a series of upagrahas, or imaginary planets.

But for a Pennyslvania farm boy, the idea seemed as far-fetched as traveling to one of Ray's distant imaginary planets.