Sentence examples for vast spacecraft from inspiring English sources

Hell Ship is a freewheeling extravaganza replete with a hundred varieties of alien, vast spacecraft, exotic worlds, weapons of mass destruction and battles that destroy a million civilisations and annihilate countless universes.

In the opening shots, thuggish tower blocks loom, glaring with their columns of eyes, the roving camera causing their huge mass to sidle alongside each other like vast spacecraft.

The infusion of fresh perspectives and enthusiasm that Kurosaki and Minkoff may bring could well be enough to steer this vast franchise spacecraft in an exciting and unexpected direction.

Because of the orbit characteristics of the vast majority of spacecraft, the solar flux has been generally measured at Earth or in the plane of the ecliptic.

In 2002, an orbiting spacecraft detected vast amounts of ice not far below Mars's surface.

Radar data from the Cassini spacecraft show vast fields of smooth, rounded ice rocks--some more than 2 meters in diameter and nearly as transparent as rhinestones--on Xanadu, an Australia-sized plain south of the equator on Saturn's largest moon.

Nasa's ground-breaking New Horizons spacecraft has discovered vast, craterless plains on Pluto which "exceeds all expectations".

Whilst the vast majority of the Progress spacecraft docked automatically without incident, the station was equipped with a remote manual docking system, TORU, in case problems were encountered during the automatic approaches.

MARCH Early March: Odyssey spacecraft finds evidence that vast regions of Mars may abound in water, suggesting that life could have once existed on the planet.

From a height of 22,300 miles, the spacecraft beam signals over vast distances, relaying trillions of phone calls and linking ships to shore and soldiers to families.

Planetary scientists chose Meridiani Planum as the destination for the Opportunity rover because it was there that orbiting spacecraft had spotted a vast deposit of hematite, an iron mineral that usually forms in the presence of water.