Sentence examples for space discovery from inspiring English sources
The phrase "space discovery" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the exploration and understanding of outer space, including celestial bodies and phenomena. Example: "The recent advancements in technology have greatly enhanced our capabilities in space discovery."
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Nasa's discovery of a planet similar to Earth has fired the imaginations of star-watchers across the world – but while hugely significant, Kepler's discovery is only the latest made by the space discovery programme.
The region that was once the cradle of civilization has been absent from the great march of humanity in recent decades — absent in scientific innovations, in literary and artistic achievements, in space discovery, in medical breakthroughs, in the realm of competitive sports or industrial patents.
The thrill of space discovery using instruments built in my own laboratory has been my passion for 40 years, the same 40 years since the moon landing.
Lunar, the natural satellite of the earth, become a focus of the space discovery again recently because of its abundant resource and high value in use.
Members of the team seem to like exposing themselves to applications of AI that they haven't considered before — Hooker noted space discovery as one such application of interest.
Inspired in part by the space discoveries of the sixties, the two trios suggest a kind of cosmic calm, as impassive and even-paced as the Satie pieces to which they are set.
The Slooh concept is changing the way we think about space discoveries, as anyone now has the capability to discover a comet!
This year, Hummels will serve as one of 46 NASA Student Ambassadors, selected for their outreach efforts and for their ability to generate public attention for NASA's space discoveries during the International Year of Astronomy.
Apparently, the integrity of life for life's sake is seen as secondary to what space discoveries can do for us.
The major update completed on the facility in 1974 has lead to many amazing space discoveries, including the Nobel Peace Prize winning discovery of the first binary pulsar by Hulse and Taylor.
