Sentence examples for spaces far out from inspiring English sources

It to is there for all to see, in the glorious images of telescopes like Hubble, in knowledge about our planet and the universe, in the tracks and signals of robotic explorers roaming planets and spaces far out into the unknown.

Noel Gallagher says his second solo album is "far out" with "space jazz" on it.

If the satellite does not burn up when it re-enters the earth's atmosphere — NASA conceded that there was a chance that this might happen — it would race far out into space again.

To minimise damage from Jupiter's intense radiation fields, the spacecraft will follow a highly elliptical orbit that goes far out into space before returning low over the north and south poles.

Observations of giant clouds of galaxies far out in space and time have revealed new evidence that some mysterious force began to push the cosmos apart six billion years ago, astronomers said yesterday.

When so much matter nears the maw and crunches together, enormous amounts of radiation blast far out into space.

Imagine we are far out in space, in a rocket ship accelerating at a constant rate g = 9.98 m/s2.

It's a low cost, low impact solution that's within our current technical ability depending on how far out in space we have to meet the NEO to change its course.

So, whereas DeRose's Rule of Sensitivity deals with how far out into the space of possible worlds one must be able to 'track the truth', insofar as he locates the relevant standards in terms of the strength or goodness of the subject's reasons or evidence, Cohen's is an 'internalist' brand of contextualism.

Artist Carrie Paterson has long dreamed of beaming messages far out to the emptiness of space.

EMINEM: FAR OUT -- Eminem, left, is headed for outer space.