The phrase "space conquest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe a situation in which a country or individual is trying to achieve something in the area of space exploration and/or exploitation. For example: "The president unveiled plans for a major space conquest, including plans for a mission to Mars."
Strategies inherited from the space conquest are available for teleoperation.
1962 Kennedy Bars Outer Space Conquest HOUSTON, Texas — President Kennedy said today [Sept.
The dark side of the moon could this year become China's most spectacular space conquest, with plans to land the first probe on the mysterious region.
space conquest death match is a fighting game involving an American space marine trooper and a Soviet космонавт battling for supremacy over the outer space.
The most iconic telling of our great national myth of space conquest, Tom Wolfe's book "The Right Stuff," opens with a scene of a wife frantically imagining that her husband has died.
The New Yorker, December 27, 1952 P. 12 Overheard in front of Schwarz's window, young lad to old lady: "But Granny, you must try to think about space conquest".
While Eliade alludes to the connection between the creation of sacred space and conquest, Wynter and Fanon show how constitutive this relationship is for Western Man and modernity.
Since the early history of Space Exploration, Mars conquest has been the most important target.
In the early '60s space was for conquest; the social order was overripe for exploration.
Other books by Dr. von Braun promoting the idea of space travel included "Conquest of the Moon" in 1953 and "The Exploration of Mars" in 1956.
Perhaps one of the last barriers to the human conquest of space has been removed; a space-rated espresso machine has now been delivered to the International Space Station (ISS).
