I would travel until there was not a speck of unmarked space, and then I would park it and declare it finished.
It sounds cliche, but small, dedicated, driven teams focused on these seemingly narrow challenges and opportunities are more likely to find the speck of white space to leverage current technologies and build incremental value for their users.
It's the number of miles per second - PER SECOND! - that space junk goes as it whizzes around Earth (that's why a tiny speck of it can destroy a space ship).
It would be the farthest picture ever taken of home, capturing us as a single speck – an almost invisible point in the black ocean of space.
[Nye] I'm this guy standing on a planet Really I'm just a speck Compared with a star, the planet is just another speck To think about all of this To think about the vast emptiness of space There's billions and billions of stars Billions and billions of specks.
It's like when you try to comprehend the scale of space, considering that our universe is just a speck within a galaxy, within another galaxy.
Finally, care was taken to avoid any particle contained in the air space image (a speck of dust for example) that may intersect the scan line and thus cut an intercept in half so that two short chords are recorded instead of one longer one.
"We're just a speck in this place," said Ray Polhemus, divisional director of logistics for Home Depot's mid-Atlantic division, whose company leases 162,000 square feet of space on the building's west side.
In relation to the time and space of the universe, what a speck of a speck of a speck times a trillion and more each human being actually is.
Blank flicks a speck of lint from his monogrammed shirt.
Every speck of colorful 3D abstraction was once a fleck of paint, from buttery ribbons spooling across the space's quartet of giant screens to confetti-like particles dancing through digital space.
