Sentence examples for tiny astronaut from inspiring English sources

He was paying the cashier, as anonymous as a balding orthopedist, when I yelled out, "Holy cow! You're Al Bean!" He gave me his autograph and drew a tiny astronaut above his name.

The image depicts a number of vertical rockets, along with a geodesic dome and some tiny astronauts and a rover for scale.

Along the way he realized that only a tiny number of astronaut applicants get the job, and only about half of those chosen get to fly.

Follow the tiny suited-up astronaut who's trekking through the planet's gigantic white rocks.

Perhaps most intriguing was what happened to the astronaut's telomeres – tiny structures that sit at the ends of chromosomes, like the plastic ends of shoelaces.

A few weeks before his speech, NASA had strapped an astronaut into a tiny capsule atop a converted military rocket and shot him into space on a ballistic trajectory, as if he were a circus clown; but no American had orbited the planet.

Astronaut photography, a tiny helicopter and a hovering bike.

More stunning image galleries: Astronaut photography, a tiny helicopter and a hovering bike.

The gap between the tiny Mercury capsule, in which astronaut Alan Shepard had become the first American in space (but not even orbit) three weeks earlier, and the goal of men walking on the Moon seemed almost laughably insurmountable.

The astronauts and would-be astronauts are stuffed into tiny spaces, surrounded by sharp-edged metal surfaces, and held in place by the sort of seatbelts used by budget airlines.

These requirements were so stringent they would limit the expected number of selected astronauts to a tiny handful of people.