Sentence examples for incoming space from inspiring English sources

Or – who knows? – incoming space ships.

What's going on in Lower Manhattan is fantastic — just by the incoming space inquiries we're getting.

Houston warns, "Mission abort!" — but, despite the incoming space junk, the oblivious astronauts continue to "fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way".

Part of what makes the Earth such a nice place to live, the story goes, is that Jupiter's overbearing gravity acts as a gravitational shield deflecting incoming space junk, mainly comets, away from the inner solar system where it could do for us what an asteroid apparently did for the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.

The National Academy of Science says Arecibo Observatory (left, credit NASA) could provide a "uniquely powerful" tool for finding incoming space rocks before they impact earth and destroy all life.

For ε d = 1 (air as the dielectric) and a negative ε m for a metal, it means that the SP wave-vector k SP is larger than the incoming free-space wave-vector k 0. Therefore, in order to induce the SPs on a metal surface, it is required to compensate the increased momentum.

They fear (plausibly in China's case, less so in Russia's) that their own nuclear arsenals could be rendered useless by an American shield while America could still use its rockets with impunity.Among the main provisions of the treaty are strict curbs on the construction of radars powerful enough to track incoming missiles in space.

For one thing, the technology to destroy even a handful of incoming warheads in outer space remains elusive.

Later these crystals would act as condensation nuclei and form new water droplets, which in turn would increase overall marine cloud coverage, reflecting even more incoming solar radiation into space.

Phase interferometer calculates the incoming direction with measured space phase differences between receiving elements[4].

They may act as reflectors, bouncing incoming sunlight back into space, or like blankets, absorbing heat emitted from the surface and then radiating it back down.