Sentence examples for space exploration about from inspiring English sources

The dose and dose rate level we used (1 mGy 6 8 h−1) was similar to the level astronauts would receive per day in their space exploration (about 1 mGy day−1).

Understandably, Americans have generally been more enthusiastic about the idea of space exploration than about actual spending on the space program.

Many countries have been paying great attention to space exploration, especially about the Moon and the Mars.

Our chattering classes, governed by the arts Mafia, choose to chatter away not about the latest Pentium chips or the developments in gene therapies or space exploration but about the comings and goings of political press secretaries and artistic gentilities.

Space exploration with humans is about over.

John Tierney enthuses about the possibility of privatizing space exploration and talks about a hotel on the Moon.

We're so much more cynical now; we're indifferent towards space exploration and blasé about scientific wonders.

ON THE SCREEN The opening seconds mix images of military might (warships and fighter planes) with space exploration (a rocket about to blast off from Cape Canaveral, astronauts walking on the moon).

If space exploration were all about providing scientists with mountains of data to analyze, then Mr. Park would be correct to say it should be given over to robots.

The total invested time to perform the design space exploration has been about 2 h, not considering the study of the source code in order to identify sections suitable for parallelization.

To that end, he encourages renewed interest in space exploration, despite doubts about its necessity in times of financial hardship.