The phrase "space journey" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a journey or trip into outer space. Example: "I have always dreamed of embarking on a space journey and exploring the vastness of the universe."
Aurora says she embarked on the space journey because she was seeking material for her writing.
"China's first piloted space journey could occur as early as next month," the article said.
The book-inside-the-book is a catchy verse tale about a space journey McNaughton once made.
The more food a person needs to maintain her weight on a long space journey, the more food should launch with her.
Aside from this space journey into mainstream entertainment, though, the actress is promising to stick to her trademark choice of unusual, risky and low-budget films.
Officials say next year's Shenzhou 6 mission is expected to carry two astronauts on a five- to seven-day space journey.
Q. Do the spacecraft we have sent to investigate the universe carry any identification of their human and earthly origin? A. In 1972 and 1973, the Pioneer 10 and 11 spacecraft were launched on long-distance space journeys with plaques intended to show where they came from and who made them, in case they encountered any intelligent life.
The unnatural conditions of future space journeys have to better emulate the natural qualities of life on Earth, Dinges says.
And NASA needs all the information it can get, if it wants to prepare humans for the longer space journeys required for Mars missions.
What this study tells us about the perils of space travel on a person's genome is not clear, say the scientists, but research on additional astronauts in space could eventually help scientists predict the types of medical risks they may face on long space journeys where people experience less gravity than on Earth, exposure to harmful ultraviolet rays and other risks to health.
And so, it is hardly a stretch to say the film's apes--who enslave the White astronauts after their long space journey--signify Black people in this movie.
