"space object" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any physical object in orbit around a planet or other celestial body that is not artificial, such as an asteroid or comet. Example: The Moon is the most well-known space object in our Solar System.
And if we ever have to deflect a space object from a collision course with Earth, understanding how to interact with asteroids is crucial.
"Any object orbiting or transiting through space can be a weapon if that object is intentionally placed onto a collision course with another space object," she said in an e-mail message.
"You could probably get a pretty cool still picture of the moon, but if you're looking at a deep space object like a nebula, it brings out the colors and the definition of the whole star field".
In the closest encounter ever recorded with a large space object, the 150-feet diameter asteroid 2012 DA14 was on course to come within 17,200 miles of the Earth at 2 24 p.m. E.S.T.
A government briefing on the mission refers to the asteroid, charmingly, as a "noncooperative space object" and adds: "The prospect of capturing, transporting and then visiting an asteroid — robotically and with human interaction — has an intrinsic appeal for much of the public".
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Another important treaty, the 1972 Convention on International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects, set out detailed rules regarding the recovery of damages for losses caused by space objects.
Many are to do with the relationship between the space objects occupy and the architecture they sit in.
It is precisely the seamed jump-cuts of light, space, objects and ambience that make this place so magical.
One of its tasks is also "monitoring space objects and the identification of potential threats to the Russian Federation in space and from space, prevention of attacks as needed".
Slash Film featured a synopsis for the comic book around the time of Kosinski's comments that included themes of cloning and mysterious, vast space objects.
