Sentence examples for opening the frontier from inspiring English sources

Having overcome daunting technical challenges and significant financial constraints, these companies are on the threshold of opening the frontier of space to a much greater section of the population.

As the space tourism industry evolves, the ranks of spaceflight participants will grow, and suborbital and orbital flights will inevitably give way to lunar excursions and trips to Mars and beyond, by which time space tourism will be operating as a full-fledged industry capable of truly opening the frontier of space.

The hardest part of opening the frontier is not space.

NASA has always been at the forefront of opening the frontier of space, whether with astronauts or robotic scientific explorers.

They were totally surprised when in the last few months a strong, and very vocal group of citizens stood up to their scam and has fought them to a near standstill in the name of opening the frontier, stopping the House's juggernaut in its tracks.

If the future of rail transportation in central Canada is uncertain, Canada's north has seen an interesting transition as railways originally built to open the frontier have turned to providing spectacularly scenic journeys for vacationers.

This opens the frontier to a new generation of software applications much more effective than those currently used by several criminal investigation departments all over the world.

Peter Diamandis, X Prize chair and chief executive officer of the X Prize Foundation, the organization running the Google prize, explained in a statement that he wants to encourage low-cost missions to the moon in order to open the frontier beyond Earth orbit.

For those who'd ask, "Why show firearms?," Richardson said, "the answer is this is the gun that opened the frontier to settlement.

Instead let's use the $38 billion Congress wants to flush down the toilet of history to save NASA by funding useful programs that will actually open the frontier and get the agency back to exploring almost right away.

Or do we hand the legacy of giants to the people who built the greatest nation in human history, and give them a chance to help open the frontier we have spent so much time and treasure blazing in their name?