Sentence examples for space outpost from inspiring English sources

As before, humans in a space outpost must fend off robotic Cylons.

Officials of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration overseeing the new station have said they are open to commercializing much of the new space outpost.

To help keep itself going, the program resorted to selling rides to Russia's Mir space station, the only permanent space outpost at the time, finding customers among scientists and space programs in other nations.

Analysts expect the Chinese to chart an increasingly bold course, first practicing linking up Shenzhou modules and ships together in orbit, then building a space outpost and using the craft to ferry astronauts.

Usually just a reserve safety vehicle, the Soyuz TMA-2 -- based loosely on the same technology that sent Yuri Gagarin into orbit in 1961 -- is now Earth's only link with the $60 billion space outpost.

The Destiny laboratory module, built by the Boeing Company at a cost of $1.38 billion, is the most expensive segment developed for the station and is expected to be the cornerstone for research aboard the space outpost for 10 to 15 years.

Even today, Russia uses the Soyuz routinely for ferrying astronauts to space outposts, and the Chinese obviously had the same objective in mind.

The loss of bone density and muscle mass that occurs when the body is free from its fight with gravity has been a constant concern since the earliest days of space outposts.

In 1873, however, Steinitz's play suddenly changed, giving priority to what is now called the positional elements in chess: pawn structure, space, outposts for knights, the advantage of the two bishops, etc.

The International Space Station is the first space human outpost and over the last 15 years, it has represented a peculiar environment where science, technology and human innovation converge together in a unique microgravity and space research laboratory.

Berlin's reputation as the next art capital was sealed this fall with the arrival of several new spaces, all outposts of established European galleries.