Sentence examples for venturing into space from inspiring English sources

Other episodes found Mr. Danielson and these women venturing into space in varying degrees of security and trepidation.

A new finding from the NASA-led study comparing the biology of twin astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly shows that things in the human body can get a little wonky after venturing into space.

For half a century, venturing into space had been the primary domain of governments that can afford to spend billions of dollars to develop and send massive rockets into orbit.

And more countries than ever are now venturing into space, with Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata slated to become Japan's first long-duration space flyer this year and China gearing up for its first spacewalk scheduled for October.

For half a century, venturing into space has been the primary domain of governments that can afford to spend billions of dollars to develop and send massive rockets into orbit.

The Second Era, which saw Soviet cosmonauts and U.S. astronauts almost routinely venturing into space, was punctuated in 1969 when Neil Armstrong (who, in a sad irony, just passed at the age of 82) and Dr. Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to land on the Moon.

On a more scientific note, it is now over half a century since man first ventured into space.

There's unnecessary boastfulness: "Why is it that we alone have ventured into space?" I don't know, Brian.

"The more our rockets can lift, the farther we can venture into space," Ma Zhonghui, the rocket's chief designer told the official Xinhua news agency.

Maybe Washington will begin to wonder if its $30 billion palace in the sky is the most intelligent way to venture into space.

By 1981, a decade after the glories of the Apollo Moon landings, it had been six years since Americans had last ventured into space, and editorialists were lamenting the "retreat from space".