Sentence examples for space trash from inspiring English sources

The Blob is a 1958 B-movie about a protean jelly-like alien whose invasion of Pennsylvania seems unstoppable until hunky Steve McQueen takes out the space trash.

I've carried a torch for him ever since he had an unexpectedly tender thing with Sigourney Weaver in Alien 3, before he got done in and she returned to glumly taking out the space trash.

Saying it wanted to raise awareness of both the state's cosmic contribution to the Apollo 11 moon mission and the potential threats from lunar interlopers, the California State Historical Resources Commission voted unanimously to designate more than 100 pieces of space trash, scientific apparatus and commemorative tokens to its list of protected resources.

"We've lost control of the environment," retired NASA senior scientist Donald Kessler said in a recent report about space trash, according to the AP.

While the size of the space debris was difficult to pin down, it was "relatively small," NASA spokesman Rob Navias said during NASA TV commentary of the space trash flyby.

If you were to take a comparative look back at our planet during the 1950s from some sort of cosmic time-traveling orbiter cube, you would probably first notice that millions of pieces of space trash had disappeared from orbit.

The trashcans in residential areas have large areas underneath them so there is always more space and trash doesn't get left on the side.

The street seems quite wide and airy, but he notes that's because it is a service street for buildings on West 72nd, with open spaces for trash and garage purposes, instead of the other row Edward Clark envisioned.

I can sympathize with and support Ms. Kourlas's desire to stir things up, to find new trends and to critique the new Dance Theater Workshop space; however, trashing an entire mode for dancing seems imprudent.

Could we use a festival to turn dumping sites into pristine gathering spaces?" The Trash to Treasure Festival was born, hosted in Green Park, the first part of the dump cleared by the festival, and the part closest to Greyton.

Who makes sure that this happens ethically and equitably, in a way that doesn't trash space for future exploration?