Sentence examples for programme of exploration from inspiring English sources

It does not have a credible programme of exploration".

Its programme of exploration changed the way we saw the universe but, more importantly, it changed the way we saw ourselves.

Could that mean that Nasa is once again going to launch a programme of exploration as inspiring and bold as the Apollo missions?

Shackleton called his new expedition the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition, because he felt that "not only the people of these islands, but our kinsmen in all the lands under the Union Jack will be willing to assist towards the carrying out of the... programme of exploration".

In the middle of May his associate Alexander Macklin, who was in Canada negotiating the purchase of dogs, received a telegram notifying him that the destination was now to be the Antarctic; a varied programme of exploration, coastal mapping, mineral prospecting and oceanographic research in southern waters had been substituted for the Beaufort Sea venture.

What started as a surrogate battlefield for nuclear war has become a multinational programme of science, exploration and collaboration.

Orion is a vehicle set to become the foundation of the state of the art in Nasa's programme of human exploration, with space station, the moon, Mars and destinations beyond in its potential repertoire.

This is the epilogue to the space shuttle story: a 30-year programme of human space exploration that drew to a close last summer as Atlantis and the crew of STS 135 taxied to a halt on the tarmac at Kennedy Space Center.

The programme examines the future of exploration.

The following year, registrar Diane Lloyd Patricia Potterr) followed consultant Ric Griffin (Hugh Quarshie) to Ghana as part of the BBC's "Africa lives" series, a week of programmes bringing an exploration of African culture to UK audiences.

A brief search on the Internet identified one in the Bristol area, the Clifton Scientific Trust, a registered charity that promotes "excellence and relevance in science through pupil (student) participation in open-ended programmes of real scientific exploration and application, what we call Science for Real".