Sentence examples for science station from inspiring English sources

The rover team has prepared a proposal for using the Spirit as a stationary science station.

Last year, NASA announced that Spirit would continue operations as a stationary science station, observing the atmosphere and measuring the wobble in Mars' axis of rotation.

But the officials said they were hopeful that the Spirit would continue life as a stationary science station — if it survives the upcoming Martian winter.

On Saturday from noon to 4 p.m., "'Fuel Your Mind... Read and Get Green!," from the Staten Island Reading Association, will include readings, music, book giveaways, art making and the Cell Motion Bio Bus, an eco-friendly science station.

The details of how the science station survives in such extreme conditions, the roles of the crew staffing it and their day-to-day duties as they investigate the vast green-blue gas giant they orbit all ring true.

The provisions include $110 million for an animal disease research laboratory in Ames, Iowa; $10 million for a science station at the South Pole; and agreements to label wild salmon as organic and increase state payments to catfish farmers.

For one thing, Anthony brings us up to the present, with visions of the bustling science stations established along the continent's coasts and at the pole itself.

At "science stations", scientists will man tables loaded with the paraphernalia of their research and material from the museum's huge behind-the-scenes collections.

The usage of beamed energy to power a grid of decentralized science stations is introduced, allowing for large scale characterization of the Martian environment.

In our examination of prior moments of his interactions at other science stations captured on video, Joâo seemed to passively engage in the different tasks, especially those that included writing and/or speaking German.

When she questions Lt. Cdr. Data (Brent Spiner) at one of the science stations, the energy sparks between her and the console, leaving her confused as to why she is on the bridge.