Sentence examples for worldwide space from inspiring English sources

"Let's, as a nation, but also as a world, since space weather knows no boundaries or borders, really pool our resources, our assets and put together a much more dedicated, operational worldwide space weather system," he says.

Without his ISU degree, says Stott, "How else would a lad from a small island off the coast of Scotland come to work at the heart of the U.S. aerospace industry?" The $88 billion worldwide space industry is changing.

Without his ISU degree, Stott says, "how else would a lad from a small island off the coast of Scotland come to work at the heart of the U.S. aerospace industry?" The worldwide space industry, an $88 billion one, is changing.

Wright Brothers Day (December 17th), Moon Landing Day (July 20th), and Sputnik Day (October 4th) are all great excuses to celebrate (and I do), but it's Yuri's Night that's the premier worldwide space party.

In the U.S., Connecticut is in the lead in terms of the percentage of municipal solid waste burned -- about 67percentt -- while worldwide, space-constrained Japan is out front, avoiding excessive landfilling by incinerating nearly 80percentt of its solid waste.

The worldwide digital space is in danger.

In Brood Ma's own words, "DAZE is a documentary of the military engagements played out amongst adults and children across worldwide server space and an attempted critique of the current obsession with survival playtime".

Civicus, which tracks civic space worldwide, has found that the reduction of rights for civil society voices is a growing and worrying trend worldwide, moving from the usual suspects like China and Russia to liberal democracies, including the UK.

Mr. Sorgenfrei has a membership in Regus, which enables him to find temporary office space worldwide.

This is because the six biggest advertising and marketing holding companies control about 60% of the $500bn spent on buying media space worldwide.

"Sailing on light is the only technology that can someday take us to the stars," said Louis Friedman, director of the Planetary Society, the worldwide organization of space enthusiasts.