"China has always stood for peaceful use of outer space and we are against weaponization of outer space, an arms race in outer space, or even more turning outer space into a battle field," he said.
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Not just any outer space, of course—we're talking The Outer Space.
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By and large, what happens in outer space stays in outer space.
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Related: Immersive Theater Show Takes Afrofuturism to Outer Space Inside a Giant Seashell, Hear the Sounds of Outer Space Awe-Inspiring Music Video Takes You on a Tour of Outer Space
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China upholds the peaceful use of outer space and opposes weaponizing outer space or an arms race there.
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty bans weapons of mass destruction in outer space but is silent on conventional arms.
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China always advocates the peaceful use of outer space, and opposes the weaponization of outer space and space arms races.
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Price: $76 Surround yourself with outer space every time you go to open up your laptop and search for images of outer space.
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To ensure that America continues to be a leader in outer space, the U.S. government must reform how it oversees commercial outer space.
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Although the Outer Space Treaty of 28500 prevented the placement of weapons of mass destruction in outer space, it never prohibited conventional weapons in space.
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"China always adheres to the principle of the use of outer space for peaceful purposes, and opposes the weaponisation of or an arms race in outer space," it said.
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" - Jenny, 31 "Believed I was in outer space.
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But the treaty is not a total ban on conducting military activities in outer space nor does it prohibit placing weapons in outer space that are not weapons of mass destruction.
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The Outer Space Treaty—full name: Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, Including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies—was established.
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" He also told them he was in "outer space.
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Where am I — outer space, or a patent trial?
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In 1967, toward the beginning of the Space Race, the United Nation's Outer Space Treaty banned the use of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction from being used anywhere in outer space.
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Oh also I wanna take over outer space with weapons.
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Both on Earth and in outer space, like it's nothing?
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A new theme restaurant will offer views of outer space.
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In reality, the "Outer Space Treaty" is just a nickname.
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He's also been sketching some ideas for outer space, too.
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France, China, Japan, Madagascar, the North Pole, or outer space?
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If the sun is hot how is outer space cold ?
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So much that we've added another stage called Outer Space.
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Who's ready for a long, strange trip into outer space?
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The Camp in Alabama Bringing Outer Space to the Blind.
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I'm a queer, fat, slime girl witch from outer space.
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But Virgin Galactic's footage certainly illustrates an outer space experience.
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Your future right here I mean, not in outer space!
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If enacted, her plans would push them into outer space.
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They have even survived in the vacuum of outer space.
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In 1967, the United Nations founded the Outer Space Treaty.
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Apparently they have to fight Duplo blocks from outer space.
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"[The Outer Space Treaty] doesn't ban military activity," Pence said.
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Little boys, the games education team reasoned, like outer space.
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"Plan 9 from Outer Space" had a very limited release.
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This morning, I took a Zoom call from outer space.
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The city's racial wealth gap is visible from outer space.
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Back during Halloween week, the class covered the Outer Space Treaty, a creation of the United Nations that governs outer-space actions and (in some people's interpretations) makes the legality of space mining dubious.
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The Outer Space Treaty of 1967 — which the Kennedy administration helped work on — includes language advocating for a peaceful use of space and forbidding weapons in outer space or on celestial bodies, Logsdon said.
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The National Space Council will further United States leadership in outer space, lead the development and implementation of the all important outer space "rules of the road", and make better use of taxpayer dollars.
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Outer space is widely considered to start at around 330,000 feet.
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Outer space, in contrast, is minimally decorated: asteroids, stars, planets, galaxies.
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They're like creatures from outer space or a herd of zombies.
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Super high-energy radiation from outer space bombards this planet daily.
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The Outer Space Treaty was never intended to be comprehensive, though.
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What it cannot absorb, it can also fling into outer space.
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Japanese Billionaire Yusaku Maezawa is taking a trip to outer space!
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Instead — it's an advanced biological ability that came from outer space.
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Now I think about making technological progress and studying outer space.
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Some, such as solar farms in outer space, may sound outlandish.
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"Problems on earth shouldn't affect relationships in outer space," he said.
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But in this case, the group lifts off into outer space.
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So, while it's not outer space, it might as well be.
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Scientists are taking the search for gravitational waves into outer space.
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Ever wondered whether Taraji P. Henson would function in outer space?
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The Tesla Roadster that SpaceX sent into outer space in Feb.
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When he closed his eyes, he saw outer space in celluloid.
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It will gradually shed layers as it travels into outer space.
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I remember devouring books about dinosaurs, outer space, geology and evolution.
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Some new burial practices and places include: Orbit in outer space.
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Mike and Bill witness the arrival of "It" from outer space.
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Yet another claimed a ticket to outer space with Virgin Galactic.
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Two scientists from Yale concluded that they came from outer space.
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The world's two richest men would be sitting in outer space.
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Under a 1967 agreement known as the "Outer Space Treaty," more than 100 states (including the United States, Russia and China) have abjured any claim of sovereignty over outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies.
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Thor: Ragnarok carefully avoids explaining how the Hulk got into outer space.
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Resident geek Tej would probably be thrilled to go into outer space.
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I was thinking, oh, you mean, you actually go into outer space.
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The Outer Space Treaty of 22251 is the foundational space-law text.
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Now, imagine you're in outer space, where there's no gravity at all.
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From faux-Germany, we were on a mission to faux-outer space.
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Exploring the deepest abysses even looks a lot like exploring outer space.
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Or maybe you've dreamt about taking a leak in deep outer space.
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From council estate to outer space, Michaela Coel's career is going stratospheric.
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Of course I loved nature and exploring and I loved outer space.
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They are not from France anymore though, they are from outer space.
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The Outer Space Treaty essentially sets up space as a global commons.
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The iron-60 must have come from a different source: outer space.
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It's not like they landed from outer space and they're foreign objects.
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There's nothing wrong with getting excited over weird feedback from outer space.
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Deep space, or outer space, represents the physical universe beyond Earth's atmosphere.
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BLACK HOLE BLUES: And Other Songs From Outer Space, by Janna Levin.
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Even in outer space, the black ones are the first to die.
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The Outer Space, 295 Treadwell Street, Building G. 203-288-6400; theouterspace.net.
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Like many other kids, my childhood dream was to explore outer space.
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Of course, such an escalation would directly contradict the Outer Space Treaty.
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Pence leaves the door open for putting US nukes in outer space
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Or when an astronaut came back from outer space with a genie.
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Above all, though, Lucy is a woman utterly changed by outer space.
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I like soft terrestrial science fiction, but nothing set in outer space.
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Others claim that we need to flee to some outer space planet.
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Yes, these films take place in outer space, so light is minimal.
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty was an early effort in this vein.
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One week he's in Egypt and the next he's in outer space.
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"The relevant U.S. actions are a serious violation of the international consensus on the peaceful use of outer space, undermine global strategic balance and stability, and pose a direct threat to outer space peace and security," Geng said.
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In 1967, soon after the U.S. and the Soviet Union had tested a bevy of their nuclear toys in outer space (with the U.S. even considering nuking the moon ), both countries signed an agreement called the Outer Space Treaty .
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The first outer space treaty Most importantly, that answer was enshrined in the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, to which both the United States and the Soviet Union as well as all other space-faring nations, had become a party.
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I love Nova because of outer space and thinking of going to NASA.
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Whenever the state of the Earth seems discouraging, we look to outer space.
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It glamorizes the peculiarities of outer space and the races that inhabit it.
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But now, her career is really about to skyrocket — straight into outer space.
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It's basically an upmarket Sonos that looks like it came from outer space.
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Ryan Gosling is heading into outer space — for his new movie, First Man.
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And such destructive capability does little to enhance national security in outer space.
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Wherever they'll be, even if that place is outer space, we'll be there.
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Perhaps it was damage from outer space, caused by rays from the sun.
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"Alien" is a sudden arrival from outer space to the centre of London.
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Since then, NASA has successfully launched over 100 manned flights into outer space.
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Do transhumanists have a viable strategy for uploading their minds to outer space?
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Users have tracked items in Antarctica and outer space with Tile, Farley said.
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But what if you work someplace really far away, like say... outer space?
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There are regulations around space in the form of the Outer Space Treaty.
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" But, Pence said, that "pre-eminence in outer space is now under threat.
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Congress also should reaffirm the U.S. commitment to the 1967 Outer Space Treaty.
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Right now, the Air Force Space Command supports military missions in outer space.
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Back in outer space, say hello to the $2-million-plus Pagani Huayra.
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Life far from earth is mainly regulated by the 1967 Outer Space Treaty.
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"We're talking outer space, not the bizarro cosmos in 'Stranger Things,'" Lester writes.
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So some alien movies now depict a contagion that comes from outer space.
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" She said, "If I could have majored in outer space I would have.
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Should we be transmitting signals into outer space in search of extraterrestrial life?
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But perhaps the most ambitious video game project was the Outer Space Zoo.
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Depending on how you look at it, outer space is a gold mine.
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The Universal Monsters and Killer Klowns from Outer Space houses are tier two.
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The Outer Space Treaty may now be getting in the way of entrepreneurs.
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I also have a big interest in outer space, the planets and stars.
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When he was young, Bezos' focus went to his love of outer space.
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Do you think you will ever travel to outer space in your lifetime?
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The goal was to to see how humans might survive in outer space.
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Elon Musk founded SpaceX in 2002 with the goal of populating outer space.
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Q&A Q. Are any microbes hardy enough to survive in outer space?
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty gives launching states jurisdiction over their space objects.
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My wife said they looked as though they had fallen from outer space.
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Unlike most things Netflix, the show's budget will not reach into outer space.
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She collects photos of patterns taken from outer space, manuals and old textbooks.
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty - with more than 100 nations party to the agreement - provides the main framework for space law, and says no nation can claim ownership of outer space and it must be free for use by all countries.
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Let me put it another way: Games are still very excited about outer space.
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The classroom is outer space: Greene and the arc of student-robots orbit Earth.
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But the hallmark of the Outer Space Treaty is that it isn't too detailed.
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And the Outer Space Treaty prohibits any nation from claiming territory on the moon.
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I felt I was being lifted off of the bed and into outer space.
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Among other duties, that means he's responsible for what astronauts wear in outer space.
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Our position continues to be that defining or delimiting outer space is not necessary.
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I was just kind of in outer space, but really being a real artist.
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Rediscover the timeless tale of a boy and his best friend from outer space.
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She then launches into a musical number about being a girl from outer space.
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My dream is to be the first fashion stylist to style in outer space.
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Without going too deep into spoilers, Superman does return – and not from outer space.
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In SEVENEVES, Stephenson shoots for the moon — literally — and takes fans into outer space.
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They remain scientists and explorers, above all of the farthest reaches of outer space.
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It's common enough for science fiction to explore inner space instead of outer space.
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It is more complex than outer space: infinite and ever-expanding and ultimately unknowable.
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"Dinosaurs in outer space are universal in terms of captivating kids," Uslan told me.
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"So now we are into outer space as well," Fieman said in the hearing.
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From saving people during earthquakes to traveling outer space, these dogs have unique stories.
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The Queen, of course, picked up several impressive gifts — including one from outer space.
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Apparently, tap dance is like outer space: There are worlds waiting to be discovered.
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A 1963 treaty banned testing them in outer space, underwater or in the atmosphere.
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In the past few weeks, public attention has been turning increasingly toward outer space.
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A hot war in outer space is unthinkable, and we cannot let it occur.
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Like Neil Young once said, we can go to outer space whenever we want.
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Thankfully, Inkle Studio's new sci-fi game isn't about outer space—it's about archaeology.
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The entire room brings together earth and outer space in subtle yet grand gestures.
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The whole process takes a while, since Kelly's up in outer space and all.
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So how much should you plan to put aside for your outer space vacation?
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"Between cyberspace and outer space lies the possibility of settling the oceans," he wrote.
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Not just those from outer space, but those around us, and those within us.
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It's not often that a two-wheeled vehicle will take you to outer space.
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Was it the appeal of outer space, with its beauties, mysteries and infinite possibilities?
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Nor is it the first ballet to imagine the eerie quietude of outer space.
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"Even our astronauts practiced tai chi, so we've already made it into outer space!"
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He thinks the Google Boys will aim at bigger targets, such as outer space.
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A trippy video of a developing frog embryo looks like something from outer space.
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Their delegation said that the weaponization of outer space is a more important issue.
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However, the Outer Space Treaty is mostly silent where private property rights are concerned.
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And yet "The Outer Space," for all its charm, could have gone irreparably wrong.
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Expect more debate over the 50-year-old U.N. Outer Space Treaty, which declares "the exploration and use of outer space shall be carried out for the benefit and in the interests of all countries and shall be the province of all mankind".
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The US has to adhere to obligations set by the Outer Space Treaty And that's a problem, since the US has to adhere to obligations set by the Outer Space Treaty — an international agreement that guides how nations conduct missions in space.
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It won World War II, launched the digital age, and sent humans to outer space.
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China's disarmament ambassador Fu Cong called for substantive discussions on outer space, leading to negotiations.
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After all, they happen up there in outer space—out of sight, out of mind.
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It also rather romantically establishes basic principles related to the peaceful use of outer space.
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A mini lunar model and a full outer space collection are also available as perks.
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Challenges of living in space Working in outer space for six months has its challenges.
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This year, the event took place August 5-7, and the theme was outer space.
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Noise can't exist in a vacuum, so there is no sound in empty outer space.
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James T. Mangan, a self-help author publicly claimed ownership of outer space in 1948.
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Eventually a human cosmonaut would fly into outer space, but first came Laika—a dog.
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Electrode housing chamber where the first outer space tests for gravitational waves will take place.
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He was a whole different fresh view of a guy doing an outer-space alien.
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The AAS recognizes that outer space is an increasingly available resource with many possible uses.
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Indeed, when Eisenhower first proposed the Outer Space Treaty, the Antarctic Treaty was the inspiration.
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Which leads to the question of how to handle a Thin Mint in outer space.
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Launching stuff into orbit is expensive, and we don't exactly need oil in outer space.
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Shift More people have been in outer space than have driven the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile .
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A lot of people attribute it to outer space landings or the water or whatever.
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More processors crunching data from outer space means a more sensitive analysis of more signals.
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"Searching for intelligent life in outer space from Kings Cross," writes Instagram user Jared Pepall.
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This remains true today of the concept we popularly call "outer space" writ (boundlessly) large.
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" So, with color and imagination, he paints "how stunning outer space looked through his eyes.
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Tubi has classics like Night of the Living Dead and Plan 9 from Outer Space.
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This hall has an immense size and the roof looks like it's from outer space.
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Why would he give all that up for a one-way ticket to outer space?
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And when you look at this fragile blue ball from outer space, that's home too.
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After spending six hours orbiting Earth, Elon Musk's outer space Tesla rocketed deeper into space.
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Just a fiery rock from the far-flung reaches of outer space entering the atmosphere.
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While shipping toiletries and downloading books has made Bezos wealthy, his passion is outer space.
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This force was created in part to quickly respond to outer-space attacks from adversaries.
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In particular, "the exploration and use of outer space shall be carried out for the benefit and in the interest of all countries and outer space shall be free for exploration and use by all states without discrimination of any kind," and "states are required to conduct all their activities in outer space giving due regard to the corresponding interests of all the other [states party] to the treaty," as paraphrased by Goswami.
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Moon Express tried to address three critical provisions of the Outer Space Treaty Finally, Moon Express had to show the State Department it would abide by the Outer Space Treaty's provision that is meant to prevent people from contaminating other worlds, called planetary protection.
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Others do, too, apparently, because people keep staring at me as if I'm from outer space.
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What better way to honor it, then, than by gazing into outer space for a while.
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Humans leave trails of trash wherever we go, and that bad habit extends to outer space.
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty forbids the "harmful contamination" of alien worlds with our earthly microbes.
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The Outer Space Treaty doesn't specify the ways in which countries should prevent this cross contamination.
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Our heroes must work together to escape the snakes that have invaded their outer space home.
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Respondents were also asked to rank the various movie or TV franchises set in outer space.
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But some camps cater to more niche interests, such as neuroscience, outer space or even atheism.
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If you've seen Cameron's movies, it's probably not a surprise that he's fascinated with outer space.
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Given how I work, it was difficult, but the theme of outer space offered a way.
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But my actual experience of outer space is basically a black sky with little white dots.
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Click here to view original GIFWatching a rocket blast into outer space is a remarkable experience.
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Meanwhile, another study is investigating whether the additional radiation in outer space is damaging Kelly's DNA.
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Of course, Luxembourg isn't the only country interested in opening up the outer space commodities market.
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Now, another frozen moon is poised to join the club of outer space scuba retreats: Dione.
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Outer space seems far too vast to be despoiled—just as the Earth itself once did.
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The Outer Space Treaty is still in force, but it is by now full of holes.
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Imagine Pennywise embodying the concept of our primarily undiscovered understanding of a never-ending outer space.
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And if you do it well enough, you can even use it to navigate outer space .
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The Outer Space Treaty's primary goal is to keep weapons of mass destruction out of space.
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These days, if your highlighter can't be seen from outer space, then you're not doing enough.
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But it is not in outer space, it's on the slopes of Europe's most active volcano.
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"What we do at the Planetary society is get people excited about outer space," Nye said.
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We know more about parts of outer space than we know what the deepest waters hold.
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She also headlined in the unintentionally hilarious 1958 sci-fi camp classic Queen of Outer Space.
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And well, "Camouflage," as it's called, does taste like something from outer space, only incredibly good.
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Yet there's one area of national security where America might benefit from more spending: outer space.
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What it does: Designs and manufactures rockets to travel to outer space and eventually to Mars.
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Under the Outer Space Treaty of 1967, private firms must request such permission from national regulators.
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"So, the ocean of Europa is venting into outer space," Culberson said, according to Space News.
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Maybe it seems like nothing special for boys (or girls) to be interested in outer space.
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Today, over 200 spacewalkers have followed Leonov's lead into outer space by performing their own EVAs.
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It worked for Han's ambitions of exploring outer space, so maybe it will for you too.
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When I played the Buchla at EMS, I felt like I received messages from outer space.
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Darkspace play ambient black metal inspired by cosmic mysticism and the terrifying majesty of outer space.
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"We went to places so red you could see them glowing from outer space," he says.
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Its ornate, wiggly letters make it look a bit like calligraphy by aliens from outer space.
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The debut theme was Mirabilia, Latin for marvels, interpreted by Bulgari in futuristic, outer-space decorations.
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When I first saw [a picture of] Elvis Presley, I thought he was from outer space.
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I would like to shoot Mr. Cruise and a (sexless) 5-year-old into outer space.
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"Galaxy and outer space pics seem to be popular with my faculty and staff," she noted.
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He is restaging this 1967 work, a campy outer-space revenge tragedy inspired by Christopher Marlowe.
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But because of the Outer Space Treaty, a lot of governments might need to get involved.
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The two collaborated on the experimental album "Impressions of Outer Space," released by Brunswick in 1953.
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Gaga and her backup dancers then dance around a barren landscape which looks like outer space.
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LONDON — The London Marathon began from outer space Sunday and nearly finished with an otherworldly performance.
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Sodastream, Walmart, and Olay took their commercials to outer space, as though Earth is beyond saving.
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Other projects focusing on the environment, on outer space and on women in science have followed.
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I just wanted to go anywhere my mind would take me, from bacteria to outer space.
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The onslaught of earthquakes that have hit the island have left marks visible from outer space.
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Her film credits include "La Bohème" (1988) and National Lampoon's "Disco Beaver From Outer Space" (1978).
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Radio telescopes are extremely sensitive devices that detect bursts of radio energy coming from outer space.
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"Everything can be done remotely while the system is in outer space," said founder Yossi Yamin.
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Elon Musk, and the private sector heading into outer space, to potentially save the human race.
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" A spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy said in an email: "Outer space belongs to all mankind.
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That's true whether we're hoping to reach outer space, or just a higher level of civility.
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A prototype of it was rocketed into outer space, and complex forms did in fact develop.
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There are some interesting policy questions with that have to do with the Outer Space Treaty.
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And when people first started imagining nations doing battle in outer space, outer space wasn't full of satellites whose destruction could cripple global communications or snuff out a nation's real-time surveillance of its enemies, thus giving a nuclear power a potentially itchy defensive trigger finger.
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There are some that send you to outer space, others where kaleidoscopic dolphins or turtles swim around.
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The inside of a cathode ray tube is a near vacuum, a close cousin to outer space.
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The rocket, Momo-2, would have been the first privately built Japanese rocket to reach outer space.
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Telltale Games' first Marvel Comics story is an outer space adventure with Star-Lord and his pals.
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Neutrinos are constantly slamming the Earth, reaching us from the Sun as well as from outer space.
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The trip includes dinner with her to find out everything you want to know about outer space.
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The United States basically argues that such actions are not expressly prohibited by the Outer Space Treaty.
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Outside of his work in Emeralds, Elliott was also making slowly unfolding synth music as Outer Space.
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He describes an early prototype where the user could move through an infinite render of outer space.
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Both countries determined to protect outer space from nuclear confrontation by enshrining the principle of peaceful use.
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Here's why: The BH Cosmetics Galaxy Chic Eyeshadow Palette contains 18 colors, all inspired by outer space.
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They've outsourced their factories to asteroids in outer space, and they relentlessly abuse their remaining human employees.
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In the others, figures float across the ground as if they were underwater or in outer space.
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Also, when I think of outer space, I think of the moon and the planets and stars.
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Players assume the role of an outer space bounty hunter, operating out of the titular Manticore base.
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Activision's "Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare" will take the series in a new direction — to outer space.
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I don't mean "safe spaces" in the typical sense of the word, but safe space—outer space.
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The lyrics concern a vivid pre-life memory, in which I was a section of outer space.
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The outer space adventures of Ratchet & Clank have enough heart to make a Pixar devotee tear up.
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The only thing better than playing soccer with rocket-powered cars is doing it in outer space.
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It begets the question: How did any of these geniuses get cleared to travel to outer space?
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A link that become ionized when astronaut Chris Hadfield streamed himself playing Bowie songs in outer space.
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The Museum of Modern Art is screening Ed Wood's 214 cult classic, Plan 25 from Outer Space.
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One thing to consider is the United Nations Outer Space Treaty, which entered into force in 1967.
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The Prodigal, as the dance world calls him, stares at her as if she's from outer space.
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Soon people were saying that you could walk on it and even spot it from outer space.
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Does it feel like, I don&apost know… outer space just got 12 miles (20 kilometers) closer?
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You're transported under the sea or to a mountain top, into outer space or some psychedelic innerspace.
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He is restaging this 1967 work, a rowdy, campy, outer space revenge tragedy inspired by Christopher Marlowe.
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Ms. Frizzle takes her class into coral reefs of Hawaii, outer space, glaciers and the human body.
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On Wednesday, it published a new issue of "The Story of Monetary Policy," set in outer space.
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After his beloved Lucy (Elizabeth Banks) is kidnapped and taken to outer space, Emmett must save her.
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These artists used outer space to explore issues ranging from border control and xenophobia to social justice.
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In everything from military power to economic output, outer space capabilities are crucial for the United States.
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Release date: January 17Synopsis: In rural 1977 Georgia, a misfit girl dreams of life in outer space.
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No spoilers here, but the novel's denouement is improbable enough to have flown in from outer space.
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A creature from outer space, IT crash landed in North America millennia ago and slumbered for years.
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One company is setting out to catch wildfires as early as possible by going to outer space.
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This could change, but right now that is how the U.S. is interpreting the Outer Space Treaty.
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When I was growing up in the 60s outer space was the frontier—now it's the brain.
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It's so much cooler that he's an actual man, and not a super being from outer space.
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty is a global agreement considered a foundation stone of international space law.
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They were the first animal species from Earth to survive in the harsh vacuum of outer space.
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Fantasy worlds of any kind, whether underwater or in outer space, are worth the trip to theaters.
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Detroit is changing so fast that its transformation over the last decade was visible from outer space.
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The great powers have already carefully crafted treaties to limit a nuclear arms race in outer space.
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" The job was created to make the U.S. compliant with the International Outer Space Treaty of 1967, which provides the legal framework for governing space and affirms that "the exploration and use of outer space shall be carried out for the benefit and in the interests of all countries.
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Don't expect any luxury cars or trips to outer space; this is a world of swords and sorcery.
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The Earth is being hit with too much antimatter from outer space, and no one is sure why.
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But in November, scientists made a truly baffling observation using the cosmic particles blasting Earth from outer space.
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In Captain Marvel, Monica encourages her mom to go on a mission to outer space with Captain Marvel.
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Outer space isn't empty; it's teeming with high-energy particles blasted out by the sun and other stars.
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It's a prime example of the role the Outer Space Treaty has played in the past 50 years.
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Does Lucy Cola desperately want a return trip to outer space because the experience is just that amazing?
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It plans to set up "space arks" with artificial gravity in outer space where humans could live permanently.
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And all of that plays out in expansive outer space locations that are brimming with beautifully rendered detail.
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Were you hoping you'd someday be sought out for a mega-budget outer-space franchise like "Star Wars"?
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I'm pro-exploring outer space, the bottom of the sea, curing cancer, all of these connecting the world.
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Along with laying the groundwork for planetary protection, the Outer Space Treaty also addresses something called continuing supervision.
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Cyber space and outer space therefore offer attackers tempting targets in the very early stages of a conflict.
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This episode's food challenge: to make a tasty snack out of a nutritious rock mined in outer space.
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Engineering a contained black hole rests upon simulating the kinds of movements that surround it in outer space.
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Once & Future is a rollicking reimagining of the King Arthur myth, made queer and set in outer space.
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Last year, investors put at least $2.3 billion into companies angling for their own corner of outer space.
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Players are not just cooking in a kitchen, but sometimes on moving trucks, swaying boats, or outer space.
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She wanted to put us in outer space, and she used every resource available to get us there.
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Players are not just cooking in a kitchen, but sometimes on moving trucks, swaying boats, or outer space.
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They have vast resources and give humans the potential to create outposts and fueling stations in outer space.
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That's about 8 miles above the Kármán line — the imaginary boundary separating our planet's atmosphere from outer space.
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It was very late, and I was sitting around with a friend, talking about Dune and outer space.
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That is not bad from outer space, but not nearly as good as a drone's camera can manage.
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This prevents terrestrial electromagnetic signals from interfering with signals from outer space collected onto a radio telescope dish.
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Listen to the echoes, whistles, and howls from outer space for yourself to get in the scary spirit.
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Tampax bragged that with its tampons, women could do anything, from riding horses to floating in outer space.
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The workers there conduct research and maintain equipment used for studying subjects like the atmosphere and outer space.
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Seattle is becoming fertile ground for outer space-related start-ups as the commercial space race heats up.
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The United Nations Treaty on Outer Space banned any territorial claim on the moon by a single nation.
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The implications cover national security, defense, health care, the economy, education, public safety, transportation, outer space and more.
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Then along came Ridley Scott, and suddenly outer space was cold, claustrophobic, and filled with gruesome phallic symbolism.
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Stars and faces are also common in Côté's work, which frequently deals with outer space and psychedelic symbolism.
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Ambiguities in the Outer Space Treaty currently create uncertainty over whether anyone can profit from such business ventures.
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But after a disastrous mission in outer space, she returns to Earth as a far more dangerous force.
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Proponents of a Space Force argue that the Air Force does not pay enough attention to outer space.
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And now, a brief aside about an outer-space action movie that I provides a useful interpretive framework.
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This miniaturization of rockets and spacecraft places outer space within reach of a broader swath of the economy.
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But we do need to research coitus in outer space if we hope to colonize distant planets someday.
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The copper pot still, or alembic, sits behind the spacious bar like a shiny visitor from outer space.
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John Glenn's had us thinking again about a long-ago burst of national pride soaring into outer space.
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"And what if you took a giraffe elevator from outer space, and it brought you back?" she offered.
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Future research will have to see how long these fingerprints last, especially under the conditions of outer space.
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People are always showing me this stuff like I'm from outer space and I've never heard of it.
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On July 2, 1003, a network of satellites recorded an explosion of gamma rays coming from outer space.
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"The Outer Space Treaty is the most important space treaty there is," she told Motherboard in an email.
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The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs has been kicking around in one form or another since the late 50s, becoming fully official in 1962, when it was established under the Department of Political and Security Council Affairs as the wonderfully named Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
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This would begin with rapidly deploying a sensor architecture in outer space that is necessary to track Russian and Chinese hypersonic missiles, and then to begin work on an interceptor layer also in outer space that would give the United States the ability to intercept enemy missiles in the boost phase.
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Outer space is at 2.7 K, but the magnets need to be at 1.9 K. Close doesn't cut it.
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One small step through the parking lot (Image: Blachowicz et al, Microbiome (2017))Humans will make outer space dirty.
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In 1967, the United Nations forged the "Outer Space Treaty,"to which the United States is a signing member.
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The schoolgirl is right; in half a century of space travel, no black African has journeyed to outer space.
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"Train Ride to the Middle East" begs to be played somewhere between sand-whipped desert dancefloors and outer space.
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The welcome screen of the VIVE has a night sky and a glimpse of planet Earth from outer space.
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An uneasy peace Ever since the Sputnik launch, outer space has been the Wild West for space-faring countries.
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He looked at me as if I were from outer space and said, 'I'll have to ask the manager.
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Other major investments: The Pentagon is requesting $14.1 billion to invest in the emerging security environment in outer space.
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They're caused by extreme, cataclysmic events that occur in outer space — like two black holes colliding into each other.
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A new 3D printing robot could be the key to building landing pads and Moon bases in outer space.
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The YA teen romance genre is headed to outer space and the future, and I am here for it.
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Yep, Gary has an outer-space counterpart in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, as confirmed by director Rian Johnson.
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But men are allowed to age, just like men are allowed to wear underpants in outer space, I assume.
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The Senate subcommittee on space, science, and competitiveness will hold a hearing Wednesday on reducing regulations in outer space.
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It's a concern that's been raised regularly at the U.N.'s Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
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Film fans will also know Berry from his roles in Herbie Rides Again and The Cat From Outer Space.
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The Kármán line, which lies 100 km above sea level, is the boundary between Earth's atmosphere and outer space.
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The prospect of Russia modifying nuclear missiles for outer space is likely to cause alarm within the U.S. military.
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At 2000 kilometers (20053 miles) above Earth's surface, the line is widely recognized as the boundary to outer space.
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The astro community's hand wringing about the responsible use of outer space turned out to be for nothing, however.
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Price: $10.09 If you're going to honor outer space, it seems most appropriate to add a dash of glow.
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This year's theme is outer space, so expect "rocket ships, crazy constellations and shining stars" aplenty across the site.
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Outer space got more interesting, and a little more handsome, in the newest trailer for Brad Pitt's Ad Astra.
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Peter Thiel grew up in a time when the United States was winning World's Fairs and conquering outer-space.
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The Outer Space Treaty prohibits nations from claiming sovereignty over the moon or other parts of the solar system.
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We hope all sides will make a joint effort to earnestly preserve lasting peace and calm in outer space.
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According to Fox News, only one person is known to have been hit by falling debris from outer space.
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The works play up the void of outer space, sometimes with shocks of color, other times in marbled grayscale.
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Or a world without giant dab smoking videos or joints that get heroically launched into outer space by VICE.
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Well, another reason that everybody's so excited to go out into outer space is because they're scared of asteroids.
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So [Dre and I] wanted to do a record that reflects that he's a rock star from outer space.
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And we assume that outer space has a location, and that location is not here but there, someplace else.
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"Ad Astra," which appears later this month, is Gray's first outer-space film and his largest production to date.
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In "Plan 9 from Outer Space," aliens conspire to raise the dead on Earth to save humans from themselves.
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"Isabel wanted them to be really modern and almost floating from outer space," Ruben said of the Snowflakes' headpieces.
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Ambiguities in the 50-year-old Outer Space Treaty may be keeping entrepreneurs from seeking out opportunities beyond Earth.
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The superconducting qubits that make up IBM's and Google's experimental quantum processors operate at temperatures colder than outer space.
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The film, "Rocket Man," about Mr. Madsen's plans for outer-space travel, was scheduled to be shown on Oct.
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They also have the themed rides like the outer-space one or the '90s pop rock one coming up.
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But mankind's trek to the stars had a pernicious side-effect: We started treating outer space like a junkyard.
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Is it prenatal, or is it about love and death, outer space and deep space, sea anemone and siren?
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As Ridley Scott recognized 40 years ago, outer space is the ultimate haunted house, offering few means of escape.
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Kenny Scharf's mural-size "When the Worlds Collide" (21977) is a cartoon-graffiti outer-space fantasy, mostly in red.
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One could argue that all this business of captured UFOs from outer space and aliens is terrific chatter, right?
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Dorson Belles warns his radio audience that invaders from outer space are no joke and that everyone should panic.
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Other major investments: The Pentagon is requesting $18 billion to invest in the emerging security environment in outer space.
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Elon Musk hoped that the Tesla Roadster his company, SpaceX, launched into outer space Tuesday would land on Mars.
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It's like his 1997 film The Fifth Element, but cubed and set in an outer space version of Zootopia.
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According to Business Insider, the job's been around since 1969, when the US first signed the Outer Space Treaty.
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I don't care what Chris Morgan says, I still see Dom in outer space before this whole thing is over.
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The big outer space effects shots of "USS Callister" look professional-grade, and not even relative to TV's dinkier standards.
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"I need you to go back to work," she explains, adding that it feels like he's in "outer space" lately.
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Image: Biota BeatsThe symphony of all that bacteria winds up sounding like some kind of etherial beatscape from outer space.
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What you don't have, though, is a venomous bite ... unless you are in fact a lizard person from outer space.
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The Outer Space Treaty of 1967 declares space to be "the province of all mankind" and forbids claims of sovereignty.
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The United States bests most nations when it comes to exploring outer space, curing disease, and designing lighter, thinner smartphones.
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Building these experiments in deep mines serves to eliminate potential sources of outside noise, mainly cosmic rays from outer space.
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It's the legend of King Arthur like you've never seen it before: with way more giant robots from outer space.
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We've got stories aplenty, from a McDonald's in Waikiki to outer space to the fictional British village of Piffling Vale.
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With an extremely high frame rate and some tinkering with different exposures, it literally looks like something from outer space.
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NASA astronaut Jan Davis wears a sign reading "Outer Space Country Kitchen" while eating aboard the shuttle Endeavour on Sept.
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Microgravity is only one concern for the creation of outer space babies; then there's the high radiation to consider too.
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The Outer Space Treaty bars countries from claiming celestial bodies for their own, but the details are a little fuzzy.
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This test has yet to be demonstrated in outer space, but could be a game changer for ion engine technology.
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" Gabor eventually ended up in low-budget films with such titles as "Queen of Outer Space" and "Picture Mommy Dead.
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IN 2015 Congress passed a law to legalise mining in outer space—the first of its kind in the world.
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At the UN committee dealing with outer space, Russia condemned the American move, citing America's "total disrespect" for international law.
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The lack of a definition or delimitation of outer space has not impeded the development of activities in either sphere.
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In the story, he opens up about his plans to inhabit outer space and hopefully find love along the way.
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The Facebook founder isn't so interested in exploring outer space himself, but he'd still love to know what's out there.
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I've been joking that there's also a similar lack of fresh fruits and vegetables in Antarctica and in outer space.
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It's a harsh reality, and one rarely mentioned in any conversation surrounding humanity's slow and steady exploration of outer space.
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Look at those revelatory photographs of Earth from outer space, the ones that streamed back down from the Apollo missions.
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Life takes place in outer space, therefore the costars spent much of filming suspended from wires to mimic zero gravity.
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Price: $59.99 Cup the mystery of outer space in your hands while you drink your tea with this beautiful mug.
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Instead, the microorganisms swabbed from the cracks and crevices of the space station had come from outer space, he said.
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Internet traffic on Earth has proliferated due to near-instantaneous connections, but this luxury is not possible in outer space.
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"If we don't try to contribute to making the outer space cleaner, it could be a threat to our lives."
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Should you avoid transmitting messages into outer space altogether, because even just alerting aliens to our existence is too risky?
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Some of that art celebrates Soviet pioneers like Yuri Gagarin, who was the first human to go to outer space.
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The $9.66 billion project has been beset with numerous delays, but such is the price of unprecedented outer space endeavors.
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Outer space has a temperature close to absolute zero, is full of harmful radiation and is of course a vacuum.
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In New York City, one $85 million condo comes with tickets to outer space and a couple of Rolls-Royces.
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And in the realm of outer space, the United States Space Force will be that strength in the years ahead.
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I fantasize about outer space as if I have some relation to it besides being an animal in its zoo.
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His fluid, free-floating camerawork results in perhaps the most successful attempt at reproducing the overwhelming infinity of outer space.
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The phrase "quasicrystal from outer space" sounds like the title to a science fiction thriller with a New Age twist.
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But his most prized possession is a $600,13 Lamborghini Aventador Roadster Galaxy, its exterior custom wrapped to resemble outer space.
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And from the looks of chefs' Instagrams, the next big thing just may be outer space-themed desserts, Buzzfeed observes.
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Hip-swinging walk, lips that tell cruel lies and sweet truths with a single smile, eyelashes that touch outer space.
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The most comprehensive law today is the United Nations-sponsored Outer Space Treaty of 1967, but confusion between countries remains.
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Grease is the word A new study on interstellar dust made a surprising discovery: Outer space is full of grease.
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Slowly pedaling his legs in the air, the French hip-hop choreographer could be an astronaut walking in outer space.
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Constructing this outpost in outer space took dozens of missions spanning well over a decade to complete, and considerable money.
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We can build intelligent machines with sensors that are incredibly different, that look at nanoparticles, that look at outer space.
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Every so often in "High Life," the latest from the French director Claire Denis, there's a shot of outer space.
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" Hosts of future awards shows, he said, were "watching me tonight like the first dog they shot into outer space.
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That test helped spur negotiations that ultimately led to a treaty banning tests in the atmosphere, outer space or underwater.
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Le Guin's stories challenged traditional ideas of power, gender and race with stories of young wizards, dragons and outer space.
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Flooding is so extreme in Buzi, central Mozambique, that the water can be seen in satellite images from outer space.
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If aliens landed from outer space and looked at Mr. Trump's approval ratings, they would never know impeachment had happened.
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Or maybe the sound of a star shooting past your windshield as you drive up the freeway into outer space.
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Two years after Mr. DeLonge left the band, he found a new life trying to make sense of outer space.
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"With that future partner of mine, I want to shout our love and world peace from outer space," he writes.
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Can't get enough of the Guardians of the Galaxy, but don't have the means to join them in outer space?
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"Blue Marble" is the title of one of the first photos of our planet, taken from outer space in 1972.
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He felt that by escaping into outer space, so to speak, he could get these stories across — and he did.
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But like any other vehicle, the more mileage Mir accrued in outer space, the more wear-and-tear it underwent.
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The overarching treaty from which all others flow—called the Outer Space Treaty—will celebrate its 50th anniversary next year.
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Because of The Outer Space Treaty, the U.S. will always be required to monitor and track all satellites from our nation.
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Less than 100 people, she told me, have ever done it; meanwhile, she said, more than 500 have entered outer space.
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But that's not all; players will also be ripping and tearing through outer space and the depths of Hell once more.
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Now, designers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory have developed a foldable fabric that could pull triple duty during outer space missions.
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Others who possess a passion for studying our vast solar system, like Jurvetson, spend their money on rocks from outer space.
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The 10 decibels in the room keep it from feeling like the silence one imagines in the void of outer space.
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The Outer Space Treaty may be an agreement between nations, but its provisions also cover what private companies do in space.
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"The Cat From Outer Space" (1978) -- At least you know what you're getting right when you pass admission on this one.
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Often the plots were needlessly byzantine and downright absurd (the outer-space love story involving Jaws in Moonraker comes to mind).
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Signed in 1967, the Outer Space Treaty establishes a number of guidelines that nations should follow in order to explore space.
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Lately, variations of the look have emerged on TikTok, where a stream of cosplay devotees masquerade as mutants from outer space.
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"Superheroes are simply today's gangsters/cowboys/outer space adventurers," Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn said in an Instagram post.
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That was determined in the 1950s by a UN committee, and laid out a decade later in the Outer Space Treaty.
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We're also discussing a spike in crime in Chicago, Illinois, and we're reporting on a mysterious signal detected from outer space.
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Exhibited is Dallas-based artist Dan Lam, best known for her outer space, dripping neon sculptures resembling exotic plants and animals.
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Wildfires in the mountains of western North Carolina are so large they can be seen from outer space, TWC News reported.
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On December 3rd, the LISA Pathfinder, humanity's first bold attempt to hunt for gravitational waves from outer space, blasted into orbit.
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She's one of countless researchers unable to access the low gravity laboratory of outer space because of the staggering price tag.
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It's like a home away from home... but one that can be placed in crazy locations like outer space or underwater.
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You can watch outer space for up to 20 hours a day, which conveniently leaves you with four hours for sleep.
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Suffice to say: Observation is a game that everyone can play, and anyone who loves creepy outer space mindbenders should play.
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The whole thing is seamless, so you're transitioning between surface and outer space locations without any breaks (think No Man's Sky).
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To avoid interplanetary conflicts, the United Nations crafted the Outer Space Treaty, which essentially designates the solar system as communal property.
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We already have the Outer Space Treaty, which governs our efforts and protects our resources in space as a shared commons.
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Lunar jamz NASA finally releases the "outer-space type music" from an Apollo mission on the far side of the moon.
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Like outer space, the depths of oceans and lakes obviously are environments where humans can't survive for long without special equipment.
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Science, mysticism, alternate dimensions, secret cities, outer space: the Marvel Universe is getting bigger, weirder, and more fantastic in a hurry.
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Few humans have ever faced the vastness of outer space and then had to literally come back down to Earth after.
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I don't believe that they are aliens from outer space, I believe they're from other parts of earth or interdimensional beings.
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"I thought I was listening to music from outer space," he told the English-language Japanese magazine Tokyo Weekender in 2013.
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Launching a Tesla Roadster into outer space may have been ridiculous, but the vehicle is far from being worthless space junk.
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And second, unlike Earth, Mars' atmosphere is continuously being lost, so any gases produced would slowly drift away into outer space.
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It presented a dystopian, industrial version of Los Angeles with dreary weather, humanlike robots and people living in outer space colonies.
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When the outermost portions of the atmosphere merge with outer space it emits a cloud of hydrogen atoms called the geocorona.
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It's a cheeky prop, about a suitcase that future travelers will take to outer space, to remember where they came from.
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You can't actually see the outside of the headset when you're inside it exploring outer space or teleporting around the globe.
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Gabrielle Union's $1 million, 8.5-carat cushion-cut ring from Jason of Beverly Hills can practically be seen from outer space.
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The Outer Space Treaty of 1967 asserts that no country can claim ownership over an asteroid, planet or other heavenly body.
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The sale's top lot, a massive sculpture from outer space of an aesthetic campo del cielo iron meteorite, sold for $275,2375.
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Because who doesn't want to sky-surf Knuckles or Tails down an outer space drainpipe in pursuit of a Chaos Emerald?
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The target altitude was 100 km (62 miles), which is regarded as the boundary between the Earth's atmosphere and outer space.
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The works I made at the start of my career rely on the themes of war, atomic power, and outer space.
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It's the largest living organism on the entire planet, and is so big we can actually see it from outer space.
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If so, you might consult Lisa Messeri's study PLACING OUTER SPACE: An Earthly Ethnography of Other Worlds (Duke University, paper, $23.95).
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The film is so popular that NASA is partnering with Disney to screen the film for its astronauts in outer space.
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Ambiguities in the 50-year-old Outer Space Treaty may be keeping entrepreneurs from seeking out opportunities in our solar system.
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Before moving in, I asked management to paint the private room bubble gum pink and the outer space taxi cab yellow.
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That said, I don't need to escape too much — I'm not looking to travel to outer space or a fantasy world.
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They argue that a new military branch is needed because the Air Force does not pay enough attention to outer space.
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An international agreement called the Outer Space Treaty spells out what countries are and are not allowed to do in space.
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This month, NASA tapped the 5-year-old start-up to help train astronauts to handle medical issues in outer space.
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"It's a voice that seems to be coming from outer space, but that could also sound like a woman," he said.
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He was elected chairman of the United Nations Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space in 1997 and served three years.
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It's a universe where mega-corporations took their capitalist ventures into outer space with little policing by the government on Earth.
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Still, outer space presents challenges all its own; before she could begin developing interplanetary recipes, some market research was in order.
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The original L.A. version had a surfer boy of a quarterback, Roman Gabriel, who could throw the football into outer space.
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The retail mogul added that he wanted to "shout our love and world peace from outer space" with his future partner.
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Her hair is so shiny it can be seen from outer space, and the texture is as straight as a ruler.
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A contingent of lawmakers is worried the United States isn't keeping pace with its adversaries when it comes to outer space.
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Less noticed but perhaps equally revisionist, the National Security Strategy reverses the Obama administration's lead-from-behind approach to outer space.
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For information on ways to zoom in on outer space, see this Times report on An Expanding Universe of Space Apps.
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What if, for the rest of time, Watchmen occasionally cut to Jeremy Irons trying to break free of outer space imprisonment?
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Chinese officials said Monday that the creation of a U.S. Space Force would overly weaponize outer space and endanger peaceful missions.
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Here are some of the most revealing photos, animations, and illustrations of the crisis on Earth as seen from outer space.
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Apparently, in the old days, lens caps on cameras in outer space were designed to just pop off into the ether.
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Desolate and isolated, naked emaciated men, who might well be characters from outer space, give shape to Mondal's earlier totemic forms.
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The primary international treaty governing how nations should behave in space is the Outer Space Treaty, which entered into force in 1967.
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On March 24, they'll both be seen in the outer space drama Life, scripted by Deadpool writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese.
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The Outer Space Treaty of 1967, of which America is a signatory nation, states that space is not subject to national appropriation.
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The steel-clad walls are interspersed with large panoramic "windows" — multimedia screens that show slow-moving 3-D animations of outer space.
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The UN's Office for Outer Space Affairs says about 8,650 objects have been launched into space since Sputnik went up in 1957.
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These same rights were only implicit in the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, which was the only relevant law prior to H.R. 2262.
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The Outer Space Treaty dictated that nations could not own celestial bodies, but it never said anything about private companies or individuals.
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And the discovery implied that there could be way more of these fast-moving rocks from outer space than astronomers previously thought.
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Deep in outer space, in a spiral galaxy 500 million light-years away, radio signals are being emitted from an unidentified source.
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" When it came to his own beliefs about beings from outer space, Podesta said, "There are a lot of planets out there.
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John and Shelby are set up on a blind date that takes place in a virtual reality world set in outer space.
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But in reality, even in the emptiness of outer space, their hulls would be under threat of bombardment from near-invisible enemies.
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Laika's November 1957 trip to outer space was one of the major catalysts of the Space Race between the US and USSR.
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This way, he says, we can both preserve the planet and reap the benefits of outer space resources, like unlimited solar energy.
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On the contrary, the differing legal regimes applicable in respect of airspace and outer space have operated well in their respective spheres.
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This means they will often cross the orbit of any Earth-like planet and fling it into outer space, making life impossible.
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Companies don't have to say how they'll adhere to other parts of the Outer Space Treaty, such as the planetary protection rules.
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Fast forward sixty years, and our ability to mimic both the primordial Earth and outer space environments has grown far more sophisticated.
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Image: NASA/FlickrSure, it sucks to lose bone and muscle mass in outer space, but on the flip side, astronauts gain inches.
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Nightflyer is about a crew aboard a spaceship who slowly begin to succumb to the horrors of being alone in outer space.
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Now, we finally proved that the most crucial step in our reproduction – the early embryo development – is possible in the outer space.
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Sharknado, its three sequels, and Plan 9 From Outer Space were the top-ranked so-bad-they're-good films among the respondents.
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When I was a toddler, my mom got me my first book about outer space, and it quickly became my favorite toy.
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The rumors are true: Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is a real game, and it's set — at least partially — in outer space.
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They said he frequently spoke about going into outer space and of being in some kind of mental contact with an alien.
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Since the earliest days of human space travel, it's been clear that life in outer space has an impact on our physiology.
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They launched the rocket about 90 miles past the atmosphere's boundary of outer space, monitoring a livestream from a heated building nearby.
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For days, US intelligence had been picking up indications that China was about to conduct a missile test aimed at outer space.
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That is why it has been helpful to put some of my swimmer paintings in outer space, on a more epic scale.
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The vast expanse of outer space is usually shown from the ground, or from the dinky scratched-up windows of a rocket.
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I'm a functional stoner, I like to smoke all day if I can, and that strain doesn't put you into outer space.
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So [we] took those as inspiration because the song is "Over the Moon" and has that ethereal outer space vibe to it.
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Kanye West is light on his feet ... thanks to some new minimalist footwear that looks like it came straight from outer space.
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The majority of the artists shown here use photography to approach outer space through cultural and media-soaked representations of the interstellar.
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If "Zen" sounded like it was from outer space, Hell Hath No Fury sounds like it was made by disgruntled shuttle engineers.
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The Planet Earth Finally Has Its Own Flag Invader's Artwork Climbs Aboard The International Space Station Planning A Trip To Outer Space?
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The Outer Space Treaty of 1967 requires that nations exploring other planets take measures against smearing Earth microbes across the Solar System.
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His goal is to lay the foundation for the spiritual side of a society in outer space, free from religion and borders.
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There is as much conflict in literary Rye as there is in outer space, but it is fought with sly social maneuvers.
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The significance of Voyager is the vast amount of knowledge of outer space it has provided and the interest in further exploration.
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The community's foundational belief is that a race of sentient, devil-worshipping, shape-shifting reptiles from outer space has infiltrated human civilization.
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Before the summit meeting, NATO agreed to make cyberspace a new domain of conflict, alongside ground, air, sea and outer-space operations.
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The airspace above a given country is generally considered part of that country; outer space, on the other hand, is for everyone.
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Deltion Innovations is a Canadian company developing hardcore robotic drills and excavation systems to sell to others for use in outer space.
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Soda_Jerk remixes these iconic images with surprising but flawlessly crafted splices, diving deep into the cultural politics and possibilities of outer space.
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Benjamin Grant grew up as one of those kids fascinated by the idea of outer space, and our place in the universe.
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FOX's "Xploration Outer Space" show is teaming up with Arlington, Va.-based ZERO-G Corporation, which operates weightless flights from U.S. airports.
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Hence, the next big provocation could be a hydrogen bomb test in outer space, hundreds of miles above ground, the technology willing.
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She's also working on a graphic novel, set in a Brooklyn tenement that houses both African immigrants and aliens from outer space.
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Sheltered from wind, the water was glassy, and under a solidly gray sky it was absolutely black, pristinely black, like outer space.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Have you ever wanted to build something that could be launched into outer space?
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But of all the intriguing and humbling phenomena to be found in outer space, why are black holes such a particular fascination?
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It capped a career in which he said he never got bored, even when he was in the void of outer space.
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I think anyhow, every time I read the news about your interest in outer space, I look at you with great respect.
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You do the whole "I don't need gravity, I've got family" right before Dominic Toretto jumps into outer space with no suit.
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Koch first launched into outer space on March 14, 2019, making her record-setting mission the second-longest spaceflight in NASA history.
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In outer space, the chameleon field "basically becomes long-range and you can see things like galaxies getting pushed apart," he continued.
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Similarly, a Franz Kline painting appears on Countdown: Time in Outer Space, and a Jackson Pollock on Free Jazz: A Collective Improvisation.
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It's in medieval pre-Christian England for one thing, a nice twist on the expected Gotham/modern day America/outer space setting.
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Nield said the administration is specifically looking into how Article VI of the Outer Space Treaty would affect SpaceX's mission to Mars.
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Such negotiations have been effective in limiting bioweapons, chemical warfare and weapons in outer space, even during the height of the Cold War.
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Directed by a young genius named Orson Welles, the radio drama was presented as actual news coverage of an invasion from outer space.
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The idea is that you can experience flying through outer space not only with your eyes and ears, but with your whole body.
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As the Fast and Furious movies get crazier and crazier, it seems all but inevitable that the family will head into outer space.
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They had power tools and electric lights—technology given to them by visitors from outer space, who may have also designed the structures.
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And hey, if you can't decide which kind of viewer you feel like being this month, there's always Killer Klowns From Outer Space.
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Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins on what he felt looking back from outer space at the tiny, blue planet we all call home.
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Because of this, rocks that fell from outer space are generally much older (hundreds of millions of years) than your average Earth rock.
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Find out who on "The Five," yes, among this "Five" brotherhood and sisterhood, would be brave enough to blast off into outer space.
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He was taking part in a stage discussion with the head of the U.N. Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), Simonetta Di Pippo.
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The mural is part of a collaboration between local retailer WISH ATL and the Outer Space Project, an outdoor mural project in Atlanta.
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The telescope that searches for habitable planets in outer space went into emergency mode 75 million miles away from home, leaving engineers scrambling.
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Wednesday was warm in Santa Barbara, California, but Google's quantum computing labs there were pleasingly cool—colder than outer space in some spots.
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The first time Peggy Whitson left Earth and rode a rocket into outer space in 2002 she was awestruck by what she saw.
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John Elliott: I had been putting out tapes as Outer Space for like three years at that point but it was only me.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - While many dream about what is beyond our horizon on Earth, some actually get to see outer space up close.
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"Ziggy Stardust" was a concept album that imagined a rock star from outer space trying to make his way in the music world.
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Thematically, it has a lot in common with Ed Wood, Tim Burton's 1994 film about the infamous Plan 9 From Outer Space director.
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Several months later, however, it has now gained the additional distinction of being the first industrial methane point-source visible from outer space.
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These "cosmogenic nuclides" rain down on Earth from outer space, dusting the upper few meters of surfaces that are exposed to the air.
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The fact that they can be compacted for launch and inflated once in outer space offers an attractive option for future crewed missions.
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Tarantino is a big fan of the outer space odyssey and particularly loves William Shatner's performance in the original 1960's television series.
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When the new Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge attraction opens next year, its Oga's Cantina will offer beer, wine and outer space theme cocktails.
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Another suggestion was that particles from outer space, called cosmic rays, which are also affected by the solar cycle, were changing the clouds.
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Moreover, it states that the government "shall not presume" that the Outer Space Treaty applies to private companies, allowing even more wiggle room.
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However when I mentioned that historical event to a younger colleague they looked at me like I was an alien from outer space.
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It sounds nuts, but according to recent research published in Space Science Reviews, underwater communication through VLF channels has an outer space dimension.
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Here's UNOOSA's director, Simonetta Di Pippo, One of UNOOSA's core responsibilities is to promote international cooperation in the peaceful use of outer space.
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From outer space, a camera clicks and a detailed image of the block where we work can be acquired by a total stranger.
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A team of physicists reenacted Wheeler's experiment between Earth and a satellite, once again extending our understanding of quantum physics to outer space.
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If questions of inner versus outer space are here at all, they are so far in the background as to become only footnotes.
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The uniquely titled Transvestite Vampire Biker Nuns From Outer Space: A Consideration of Cult Film, meanwhile, picked up the bronze medal with 20.7%.
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Oh what we wouldn't give to hear a riveting tale about a Trump relative from outer space at a time like this. ðŸ'½
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Even Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy capitalized on his sudden fame with novelty albums such as 1967's Mr. Spock's Music from Outer Space.
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George Lucas apparently used some underhanded, and probably untrue, facts about outer space to ensure that Fisher went without a bra while filming.
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Its passage is important because up until now, the only other international space framework — the 1967 Outer Space Treaty — didn't address the issue.
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A video posted Tuesday by Roscosmos, the Russian space program, summarizes this decades-long quest to bring motorcycle joy rides to outer space.
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In the comics, he was specially created to be the ideal human, but rebelled against his creators and set off for outer space.
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Albert IV, like Albert II, surpassed the Kármán line and reached an altitude of 79 miles, becoming the second primate in outer space.
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But the "Star Wars" initiative, however wasteful and misguided it proved to be, fit squarely within the government's militarized view of outer space.
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"Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling brings the characters back to Earth after being lost in outer space since 1996," Nickelodeon's plot summary reads.
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Could she be the one who has him locked away in his castle prison which may or may not be in outer space?
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Although the agency was created in the 1950s to explore outer space, it has turned its talents in recent years closer to home.
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Science fiction movies such as "The Thing" in 28503 and "It Came From Outer Space" in 22019 landed in movie theaters across America.
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As a solo artist, Lennon wrote about his own life; working with Claypool provokes narratives about crickets, genies, phantasms, and, especially, outer space.
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She believes the agency is set to do much of the heavy lifting that private companies will need to flourish in outer space.
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Mass is related to weight, and also to why it's hard to move heavy objects in outer space, where there is no weight.
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The space mining section neatly gets around the part of the Outer Space Treaty that prohibits national sovereignty of territory on celestial bodies.
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Nature and outer space were themes on the runway, where models wore wild but delicate earrings that looked like feathers dipped in gold.
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For me, outer space is multiple lifetimes of cryogenic foreplay punctuated by your inevitable death, perhaps winding-up a victim of faulty equipment.
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Here, that means nine beatless, but still percussive pieces that send the aqueous electro he's known for making from underwater to outer space.
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" She said, "I always think that if I let go and go into the large outer space, I won't find my way back.
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Now Sackhoff has returned to outer space in "Another Life," another sci-fi series about mankind facing a mysterious threat from the heavens.
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One of those studios was Treasure Isle, and it's here that reggae's earthy vibe started to sound like it came from outer space.
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The gold standard for bad movies that became good is "Plan 9 From Outer Space," directed by Edward D. Wood Jr in 1959.
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He appeared in half a dozen feature films, including the Disney comedies "Herbie Rides Again" (1974) and "The Cat From Outer Space" (1978).
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More than a dozen treaties limiting nuclear testing, nuclear weapons, activities in outer space and missile defense have been part of this mix.
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They dare the viewer to join the artist in a weightless world where outer space metaphors have finally replaced those of earthbound space.
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In the first half, Lillard made three field goals, and they were all 3-pointers from outer space: 32, 33 and 27 feet.
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Noah Hawley may be the first director who has ever had to narrow his focus to do a movie set in outer space.
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With new electronics spurring surging demand for rare minerals, companies are exploring as far as outer space and the bottom of the ocean.
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But for a rocket, the atmosphere thins at higher altitudes, so the force peaks and then diminishes as the rocket enters outer space.
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For good reason -— quantum computers must be stored at extremely cold temperatures (as in, around 200 times colder than outer space, Welser said).
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I tried to find a term for it — stratosphere, exosphere, ionosphere — but it seems to just be a tiny part of outer space.
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Katherine Johnson blazed trails, not just as a black female mathematician during the Cold War, but by mapping literal paths through outer space.
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It's a place that has been described as "the legal equivalent of outer space," the show's host, Latif Nasser, said in an interview.
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Perhaps by then, design bloggers and book publishers will also have taken up residence in outer space, to document the latest style trends.
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SpaceX, Elon Musk&aposs powerhouse of a space exploration company, could be on course to seriously compromise humanity&aposs study of outer space.
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It made me wonder whether we humble scribes have a role to play in humanity's frustratingly slow quest to truly explore outer space.
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Had we papered the entire room, I think the cosmic elements would have taken us on some sort of trip to outer space.
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You'll hear everything from a profane scientist to a parody song about the dangers of vaping to a sailing expedition in outer space.
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In 2014-2016, successful tests of the EKV accomplished warhead intercepts in outer space, the equivalent of hitting a bullet with a bullet.
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She's also wondered how commercial space exploration efforts, like those pursued by Elon Musk's SpaceX, will comply with the International Outer Space Treaty.
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" Senator Bernie Sanders said via Twitter "maybe, just maybe" the government should guarantee healthcare "before we start spending billions to militarize outer space.
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Season 5's two-hour premiere finds Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg) and his team stranded on a mysterious ship deep in outer space.
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Touring with Voyager was amazing and I love my band but when I sing with the twins, it's like something from outer space.
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DE WINNE: I am not an expert on Middle East, however, I am an expert on peace in space and there is an outer space treaty which was initiated in the late &apos60s, also with America as one of the founding initiators and the purpose of that outer space treaty was to make sure that there is no war proliferation in space.
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In 2016, the UN's Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS) agreed to a set of guidelines to ensure the long-term sustainability of space, but its working group is struggling to "reach consensus on its final report or on how to refer the preamble and guidelines to the General Assembly," according to UN's Office for Outer Space Affairs.
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A representative from Hostess says that the dark blue sponge cake is supposed to mimic the night sky, for an outer space-style experience.
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From Damascus to Turtle Bay, from oil fields to outer space, Russia is a fierce rival of the U.S. and has been for generations.
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Reporters at the Life press junket last week learned a lot about Ryan Reynolds and Jake Gyllenhaal — and pretty much nothing about outer space.
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"There is no strife, no prejudice, no national conflict in outer space as yet," Kennedy said in his speech to Rice University in 1962.
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You play as Kat, a young woman who, thanks to her cat made of outer space, is able to turn gravity on and off.
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Winter Garden, Florida (CNN)Whether piloting a plane or blasting off into outer space, the sky isn't the limit for the Go Go Brothers.
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At one point in the VR presentation, viewers watched as pieces of the car fell from outer space and assembled around them on Earth.
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And then that concoction was spiced with several layers of fear — from a fear of my own decisions to a fear of outer space.
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NASA has been exploring the concept, known as in-situ resource utilization (ISRU), for its outer-space missions — which brings us back to Caterpillar.
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Amazon has plans to increase its reach into new sectors like health care, health insurance, internet delivery from outer space and even consumer robotics.
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"I have this weird, incurable disease that seems like it's from outer space," she says of her illness in the book, the DM reports.
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Critic's Notebook David Bowie was always going somewhere — Africa, Japan, outer space, "the hinterland, the hinterland" (from "Red Sails"), up, down, in, out, across.
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"That's the reason there's a heavy amount of interest right now in researching the use of tensegrity structures for outer space exploration," Paulino added.
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"When people think of life in outer space, they think of things like all those poor movies they've seen all their lives," he said.
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I was about 11 years old and they were doing some high-altitude detonations up in outer space, in the Pacific, over Johnson Island.
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Apparently, outer space is one of the few places where the internet is a good thing as far as exercising one's voting rights goes.
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One, it's a fuel source that's abundant in outer space, and it's ultimately better and more efficient fuel for flight beyond low earth orbit.
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Trump's comments have raised concern of an arms race in space, although the United States is a member of the 1967 Outer Space Treaty.
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Because of that particular fragility of the space domain, it means that we really, really want to not have conflict happen in outer space.
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One, it's a fuel source that's abundant in outer space, and it's ultimately better and more efficient fuel for flight beyond low Earth orbit.
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The temperature inside the tank is a steady 2000 millikelvin or –2160 degrees Celsius, a fraction above absolute zero and colder than outer space.
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It's a movie about fascism, political dogma, and what happens when you realize your friends and fellow citizens are fascist collaborators from outer space.
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Specifically, the Gamma Ray Astronomy at PeV EnergieS Phase-3 (GRAPES-103) muon telescope measures high-energy particles from outer space called cosmic rays.
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Earth was first imaged from outer space in 1946, with a Devry 35-millimeter motion picture camera strapped to a modest V-2 rocket.
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But SpaceVR's project aims to move beyond coded reality and into the realm of plunging VR users into the real void of outer space.
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On any expedition—to one of earth's poles, into the desert, even to outer space—knowing what each expeditioners' body needs can be advantageous.
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The Outer Space Treaty, recognized by over 100 nations including the U.S., limits some military activity in space, "but not very much," said Logsdon.
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CSLCA explicitly outlined private sector rights which were only implicitly stated in the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, the prevailing international law on these matters.
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But "The First" (which launched all eight episodes of its first season on September 14) isn't an outer space adventure filled with special effects.
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Outer space, mysterious relics, hip-hop music, dental hygiene -- you might not guess it, but this was basically designed in a lab for stoners.
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Here, the two fill the song with references to outer space, which is fitting as they try to conquer the unknown territory of relationships.
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Disguised as a whitey, he's part of the team but also foreign to it, an alien outside of the spaceship and in outer space.
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We can only imagine the resolution this class of reconnaissance satellites has when its lenses are turned not on outer space but on Earth.
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The legal basis for planetary protection can be found in the Outer Space Treaty — an international agreement from 1967 that has 104 state parties.
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Michelle Zauner's second album as Japanese Breakfast, Soft Sounds from Another Planet, played out in front of sci-fi sets and outer-space daydreams.
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Almost sixteen, pumped with eagerness for science and fiction and outer space and dreams of escaping the dreary prisons of home and high school.
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Because real black holes are so difficult to study, and Hawking radiation is so dim, researchers had never observed the radiation in outer space.
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Far more than gravitational waves, "Black Hole Blues and Other Songs From Outer Space" is about the politics and personal dynamics of Big Science.
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The reputation of "Plan 9 From Outer Space" extends beyond the horror genre, as it is often called the worst film ever made, period.
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Asgardia chairman Lembit Opik told Business Insider the group has considered approaching Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos to help them get into outer space.
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A friendly astronaut will wave you onto a spaceship to suddenly end up squirming in outer space as a cartoon sun looks on menacingly.
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According to the United Nations' Outer Space Treaty, which was ratified in 1967, organizations sending spacecraft to other worlds must avoid contaminating the area.
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Fifty-five years ago today, Soviet cosmonaut and all-around lovely person Yuri Gagarin became the first human ever to venture into outer space.
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Incredibly, the Russians found that some bacteria, spores, lichens and even one animal (the tardigrade) were able to survive in the outer space environment.
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The problem has prompted more active investment in outer space trash collection devices, like the one featured in this new video from Stanford University.
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I can see that he is genuinely disappointed—even as an incarcerated person, he had high hopes for a human presence in outer space.
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But Star Trek did so many of them, the contingencies—social situations we had on the planet, they just did it in outer space.
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Ambiguities in the 23-year-old Outer Space Treaty may be getting in the way of entrepreneurs seeking opportunities elsewhere in our solar system.
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This year, Congress is revisiting the Outer Space Treaty again, hoping to boost nascent space companies looking to push outward into the solar system.
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Wide aerial shots of the temporary seats, in particular, made them look like steep stairways ascending to outer space, comically distant from the field.
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"We are seeing Bennu regularly eject material into outer space," said Dante Lauretta, Osiris-Rex's principal investigator, during a telephone news conference on Tuesday.
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The novel, set in outer space, follows Arthur Dent and his companion Ford Perfect through the cosmos after a slight mishap destroys planet Earth.
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Replies to the tweet quickly filled up with jokes and GIFs mocking how the uniforms wouldn't help Space Force do battle in outer space.
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Taylor personally holds a stake in several space companies, including Planet and Made In Space, which makes 3D printers for use in outer space.
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And while California is the undisputed heavyweight of the aerospace industry, Colorado stands to gain the most from America's resurging curiosity of outer space.
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As for what a U.S. "space force" and combat in outer space would look like, don't expect the stuff of science fiction adventure movies.
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It looms over the sidewalk between 204th and 207th Streets, a block from the A train, as though it dropped there from outer space.
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I mean, its Leonardo from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on a skateboard in front of a Monster energy drink machine in outer space. C'mon!
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They are a major element of what is known as counterspace technology, or hardware and software that aim to hinder adversaries in outer space.
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While those are some basic goals, Boneparth said he also had one client confide in him that he wanted to go to outer space.
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Before 1957, of course, there were a total of zero human-made objects in the orbital region of outer space just beyond Earth's atmosphere.
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The movie somehow cost $27 million to make — or nearly as much the Brad Pitt vehicle "Ad Astra," which is set in outer space.
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There's also a Star Wars chat theme you can enable from the Messenger thread settings, which makes messages appear as if in outer space.
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As we get closer, a few cottage-sized kinetic sculptures appear in the fields alongside us, as if they'd been dropped from outer space.
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ROSS: WELL, I THINK THAT DEPENDS UPON HOW SUCCESSFUL WE ARE IN TURNING THE MOON INTO A KIND OF GAS STATION FOR OUTER SPACE.
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The discussion was "a triumph", and she may soon present her work to the UN's Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS).
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Sholette is offering a new metaphor to discover: dark matter from outer space as an analogy for activism amidst the plight of our age.
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Stationing or testing any weapons of mass destruction in space, including nuclear weapons, is banned by the United Nations' Outer Space Treaty of 1967.
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According to the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, the moon is something of a "global commons" legally accessible to all countries but belonging to none.
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Geek note: Under the aforementioned Outer Space Treaty, the moon and other celestial bodies such as asteroids, legally speaking, belong in the same basket.
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I had an idea of the flow that I wanted to see—the outer space stuff, starting with scenes, and concentrating on "heroic" stuff.
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"The question we focused on is whether humans could achieve the dream of surviving and reproducing in outer space in the future," said Duan.
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Drawing from a long Afrofuturist tradition, Splendor & Misery captures in equal measure the solitude, terror, and hope offered by the void of outer space.
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Vegan Frogs from Outer Space is an example of the latter scenario, which many of us have encountered ourselves at one point or another.
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It raises the question of whether popular culture is overly romanticizing the stark realities of outer space — and all that's involved in living off Earth.
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The whole "gravity kitten" thing is a nod to the game's Dusty, a mystical cat-like creature that appears to be made of outer space.
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From a flight computer to a toy Snoopy, a space-themed auction on Thursday did not disappoint when it comes to strange outer space paraphernalia.
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Her Dior spring '17 look of choice also happens to be a pretty meta, on-theme pick for the occasion, considering Passengers' outer-space setting.
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Guests also can drink blue milk, eat space meat roasted by a spare pod-racing engine, and have a drink at an outer-space cantina.
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They can survive in some of the harshest environments, including outer space, and this year we started to gain a better understanding as to how.
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And in a movie as good as The Avengers — still my favorite Marvel movie — the villains are literally a faceless, invading horde from outer space.
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There I was served a very expensive sake called Dassai, whose cool, perfect balance gave me the impression of drinking a dipperful of outer space.
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These suits are not only designed to protect a wearer from outer space, but also to wage war in a vacuum or on the ground.
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Astronomers consider the site ideal for observing outer space because of the dry atmosphere above the volcano and because of its distance from urban lights.
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They have written about settler colonialism, mushrooms, and outer space for Real Life, Mask Magazine, and The New Inquiry, where they are a senior editor.
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The view of Earth from outer space has utterly transformed perspectives on our civilization, our planet, and our relationship to the universe beyond our skies.
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Then I see a toddler react to blown bubbles with the amount of enthusiasm and wonder I would probably exhibit if launched into outer space.
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Three months earlier, Reagan had delivered his "Star Wars" speech, imploring scientists to build laser weapons that could shoot down Soviet missiles in outer space.
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The follow-up to breakout 2013 hit Gone Home, Tacoma features a similar focus on narrative-driven gameplay, but moves the setting into outer space.
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But he has been less of a publicity seeker than Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX and the world's best-known enthusiast for outer space.
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When the street's power goes out a few minutes later, a handful of rumors about monsters from outer space begin to spiral out of control.
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Activision is injecting new life into its flagship series this year, taking the well-honed warfare game play of "Call of Duty " into outer space.
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For the first time, scientists have created ribose—the key sugar underlying RNA—in laboratory conditions simulating the cold, radiation-blasted vacuum of outer space.
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Meanwhile, an ongoing revolution in the life sciences, toward miniaturization and automation, places the possibility of doing sophisticated molecular biology in outer space within reach.
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It's unclear whether her reference to the other outer space franchise was a joke, but the dashing Urban quickly stepped in to save the day.
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Let's make it a weird outer space jungle, so who's going to actually be useful, and who's going to ... How is this going to work?
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Valerian, starring Cara Delevingne and Dane DeHaan, feels like 10,000 BC in outer space — but somehow, it was just weird enough to love despite itself.
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The US government needs a way to ensure that companies won't get the nation in trouble by violating the Outer Space Treaty while in space.
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It's used alongside the standard VR headset to play a game where the goal is to help a frog jump its way into outer space.
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After all, their country put the first satellite, Sputnik, into orbit in 1957, and the first human, Yuri Gagarin, into outer space four years later.
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You're all represented by avatars, and you can shape the environment however you want — from the conventional (a virtual café) to the sublime (outer space).
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But while claiming the satellite launch is a peaceful use of outer space in accordance with international norms, the international community rightly sees it differently.
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It also ferried the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) to the International Space Station, taking the concept of low-cost prefab housing to outer space.
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Among the challenges here are that quantum computers take enormous cooling systems that in some cases are colder than outer space (we're talking seriously cold).
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Irrational Exuberance puts you inside a giant egg in outer space, hands you a pair of Vive controllers, and asks you to start breaking things.
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A professed lover of outer space, UFOs, and science fiction, Reagan directed NASA to rewrite decades-old laws to make NASA more amenable to commercialization.
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The thing is, no matter how prepared you might be for a trip into outer space, the smallest things can weigh heavily on your mind.
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Metallics have so many specific, and sometimes weird, associations — we don't blame you if they just make you think of outer space or holiday parties.
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"All the iron-60 we find here must come from outer space," said study author Dieter Breitschwerdt, an astrophysicist at the Berlin Institute of Technology.
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Initially, BeeHex wanted to develop a printer that would be able to make a variety of foods for astronauts on long missions in outer space.
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That analogy for climate change isn't perfect—for one thing, the effects of climate change won't arrive as suddenly as a rock from outer space.
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That means Moon Express and asteroid mining initiatives like Planetary Resources will be able to own any materials that they take from outer space bodies.
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Now it's looking to the skies again, as it hopes to be the global leader in the nascent race to mine resources in outer space.
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Strap yourselves in, kids, because Black Mirror is going to outer space in what is almost certainly my favorite episode of TV this entire year.
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One is outer space, whence carbon-rich molecules, some of which are likely to break down into methane, arrive constantly on meteors of various sizes.
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You've probably heard the old adage, which says we know more about outer space and the universe than we do the bottom of the ocean.
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Although the plot of this film is a bit out there (we're talking outer space), there's something totally nostalgic about re-watching this 1996 flick.
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KIDNAP Halle Berry, back from outer space and superhero-world, stars in this thriller as a mother determined, really determined, to rescue her kidnapped son.
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The best collaborative cooking video game where you prepare dishes in outlandish places like pirate ships and outer space has a sequel incoming on Aug.
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty contains no language that specifically prohibits militarizing space, except when it comes to weapons of mass destruction, like nuclear weapons.
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" And he looked at me right in the eyes and was like [adopts Neil Young accent], "We can go to outer space whenever we want.
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"Uber shuttle," the beaming president told reporters after a brief but successful docking mission, joking that the next market for Uber would be outer space.
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Immeasurably ahead of its time—a sort of proto-Neopets—the Outer Space Zoo allowed players to choose animal companions and navigate a galactic habitat.
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Ever since, these figures have been seen — boldly and yet barely — in a variety of settings: the artist's studio, the hairdresser's, parks, bedrooms, outer space.
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They spark wonder and discovery, but even before I set foot inside the first one, I was seeing outer space in a spellbinding new way.
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A full-size prototype of TransHab was built, but the project never received the government financing that was needed to deploy it to outer space.
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The patent also includes the potential to "push" emotionally coded content to the user throughout the day, which can be easily imagined in outer space.
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A visit by the NASA administrator to a rocket factory is usually a predictable show-and-tell of the latest gadgets destined for outer space.
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It did accuse the United States of acting unilaterally across the globe by expanding American capabilities in nuclear weaponry, missile defenses, cyberwarfare and outer space.
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Microsoft researchers use this apparatus to cool electronics at the bottom to colder than outer space, in tests of control equipment for future quantum computers.
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In particular, her Pyramid Series (21968-present), which includes undulating geometric studies for self-sustained outer space eco-housing, evidences the loftiness of her speculations.
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In London, Dr. Genge studied one of the gathered particles — from Norway, not Timbuktu — and confirmed that it was indeed a traveler from outer space.
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That said, if you were to fly between the moon and its planet, it's not as if you'd hear exactly these sounds in outer space.
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But the comedy works only if the black, classical-pop fusion pianist is from outer space (and not in a Sun Ra sort of way).
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But he found his passion in using his dramatic baritone to riff surreally on colors, time, spiders, bullfighting, outer space and dozens of other subjects.
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Others warn that the Space Force will put too much focus on military uses of outer space instead of maintaining it as a peaceful realm.
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In this hourlong show, by Matthew Lee and Marshall Pailet, the class blasts off into outer space, where Ms. Frizzle becomes separated from her pupils.
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The paintings I made in the early 1990s had these loopy, open forms that I thought of as celestial spaces – inset windows into outer space.
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The resulting series, outer space, still ongoing, is now on view at Benrubi Gallery and contemplates the burgeoning industry of space travel and its implications.
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Ndopu is making plans to promote them from outer space, undergoing medical preparations and in talks with Virgin Galactic about his readiness, a spokeswoman said.
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Cunard offers several other thematic cruises, including a literature, outer space, and Dance The Atlantic, a partnership with the English National Ballet, which debuts this year.
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Did organic molecules arise from a primordial soup on the early Earth, or were they transported from outer space by asteroids (a theory known as panspermia)?
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You're a mammal, so pat yourself on the back—no, not you, lizard people from outer space posing as high-ranking members of the US government.
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This is troubling because outer space is the last great commons and it is being handed to private corporations to do with it what they please.
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Less than 45 seconds into my first listen, I knew the song was a bop that incorporated references to both outer space and space in relationships.
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The Chandra X-Ray Observatory collects x-rays from high-energy sources in outer space, producing incredible images of supernovae, nebulae, pulsars, and other astrophysical oddities.
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The uniqueness of Gitmo, I told professors, wasn't that it was the "legal equivalent of outer space," but that it held citizens of over forty countries.
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There are three main groups of Avengers gearing up to combat Thanos's invasion: one in Wakanda, one in New York City, and one in outer space.
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Meanwhile, legislators in the U.S. have called for the creation of a new branch of the military that would defend the nation's interests in outer space.
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Over the years, NASA has recorded all kinds of sounds from outer space with its various probes and orbiters, and some of it is downright freaky.
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But the exact height at which airspace ends and outer space begins has never been totally agreed upon, with many different groups offering up varying answers.
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Although Ella may not a candle to these neural net-backed AI of today, she has bravely gone where no other AI has ventured: outer space.
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It adds a series of voluntary disclosures to help the federal government fulfill its supervisory obligations under the Outer Space Treaty and ensure U.S. national security.
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From outer space to the depths of the ocean, I was so excited for my date with Vanessa to build off the strong start we had.
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The former Secretary of State went on to add: We'll invest in the next frontier of military engagement — protecting U.S. interests in outer space and cyberspace.
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SETI is flush with new riches and interest in outer space has reached a crescendo unseen since at least the 'Space Race' of the last century.
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But it's also the case that if we ever want to permanently settle in outer space, we're going to need to mine asteroids for raw materials.
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Douglas Curran, author of the book In Advance of the Landing: Folk Concepts of Outer Space, visited Taylor's spaceship before it disappeared from the family farm.
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These days, however, the Boston Dynamics alum's work is a lot more serious and subdued, solving problems in dangerous settings like under water and outer space.
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It can be changed from a nightclub to outer space, for example, or moving visuals can be triggered — like neon sparkling ribbons of light shooting overhead.
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Levimoon: Levitating Moon Light — $210 See Details To complement the floating moon, grab one of these decorative posters to make your room look like outer space.
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Both games are online-only outer space shooters that depend heavily on a sticky sense of progression and "live" in-game events to keep players invested.
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The building's exterior is illuminated by thousands of lights, to give the "appearance of a window looking into the depths of outer space," Khan told Hyperallergic.
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Together, the "solids" and the "liquids" will provide the thrust necessary to get the enormous SLS out of the Earth's gravity well and into outer space.
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One second he's calling a Lyft (and driving it to the runway himself), the next he's painting the Sistine Chapel before jetting off to outer space.
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" Peter Beinart at the Atlantic accused him of offering "a deeply unconvincing historical narrative in which Trump lands upon the American political scene from outer space.
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Both manuals pull together law originally developed to cover fields ranging from armed conflicts to outer space to extrapolate the likely legal consequences for cyber operations.
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Jon Snow's recent combat in Game of Thrones' "Battle of the Bastards" surely prepared him for Infinite Warfare, where the battle takes place in outer space.
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Occupation and claims of sovereignty over celestial resources are forbidden under the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, to which the U.S. and 104 other countries are party.
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SpaceX though is a private company, and currently the US doesn't have any legal framework to make sure the company adheres to the Outer Space Treaty.
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Captain Marvel's sleek Kree designed suit adapts to water and outer space, protecting its wearer with a mohawk topped helmet—but none of this is explained.
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The significance of the Voyager is the vast amount of new knowledge of outer space it has provided and the interest in further exploration it's generated.
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The Trump administration's outer space vision is a commercial paradise, where private innovators colonize the low Earth orbit and help the government send Americans to Mars.
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We're so used to seeing perfectly-rendered CGI depictions of outer space in movies and video games that seeing the real thing can sometimes feel underwhelming.
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During flight, the booster carries the capsule up to around 62 miles above the Earth's surface, an altitude that's often considered the boundary to outer space.
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Rather than set up a white supremacy model, which may have not been as popular, von Däniken takes the "alien" further to "aliens" from outer space.
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The booster will carry the capsule up to 62 miles above the Earth's surface, an altitude that many consider to be the boundary of outer space.
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But if you manage to work your way into the elite corps, you could be presented with the ultimate travel opportunity: a trip to outer space.
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Over the years, Nickelodeon slime has come in contact with celebrities, musicians, and athletes here on Earth — and soon, it will reach astronauts in outer space.
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Outer space isn't the destination—it's the interminable car ride to the destination, only the radio isn't working and you've just listened to your last podcast.
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Over the last few decades, biologists have increasingly shifted their focus outwards toward the cosmos and wondered: could life on Earth have originated in outer space?
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The IAF, ironically, was celebrating the signing of the Outer Space Treaty, which forbids claims of ownership of celestial territory on behalf of a nation state.
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The bag itself was worth a king's ransom; flown to outer space on Apollo 11, handled by Neil Armstrong himself, and — yes — stained with moon dust.
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So hopefully more mesmerizing images are on the way, and maybe lazy Sundays of the future will take cloud gazing from the park to outer space.
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Officials at Moon Express and Planetary Resources say they do not want unfettered freedom in space, nor do they seek withdrawal from the Outer Space Treaty.
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In 1967, the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and other countries ratified an international treaty legally binding them to use outer space for peaceful purposes.
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Jude Law can be seen briefly as Mar-Vell, Carol's commander in Starforce, an intergalactic military outfit that trained her during her years in outer space.
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" When talking about one of the biggest challenges inherent in the project, he explains, "How do you fill up outer space and make that visually sumptuous?
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I would suggest, if they're looking for outdoor art, to check out the mural map Living Walls' website as well as the Outer Space Project website.
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He has accelerated the military's plans to build a blue-water navy, increased spending on weaponry in outer space, and established China's first military bases abroad.
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The Chernobyl exclusion zone is significantly more radioactive than the interior of proposed long-duration spacecraft, which makes it a bad direct analogy to outer space.
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He is just doing it as if he was observing it from outer space and then trying to tell you what he saw as an alien.
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The rendering is in chroma-key blue — an ecstatic, outer-space tone that serves the same function of controlled erasure in postproduction as green-screen green.
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SETI (for search for extraterrestrial intelligence) performs experiments to detect radio or light signals from outer space that might reveal the presence there of sophisticated beings.
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What opportunities—other than those associated with winning the competition—might exist for companies that are able to launch businesses that are based in outer space?
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Trying to assassinate a sorceress during a parade, thwarting and surviving a missile attack, fighting a monster living in the school basement, launching into outer space.
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This study, however, makes the case that the coldness of outer space should also be treated seriously as a thermodynamic resource for electricity generation, said Fan.
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That way companies have a plan in place to ensure all countries are adhering to the Outer Space Treaty if there is some kind of allegation.
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And yet the new patch moves markedly closer to that apparent inspiration—which, as internet critics noted, was meant to represent peaceful exploration of outer space.
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Marriages and relationships break into pieces, leaving children marooned with one unhappy parent or another relative, and feeling as if they'd been stranded in outer space.
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The first X Prize award of $22019 million in 22018 went to the first private spaceship that could take people 62 miles up, into outer space.
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Head for outer space: via Jaroslav Kalfar's debut novel, "Spaceman of Bohemia" (for adventurous adults) and Jon Agee's picture book "Life on Mars" (for adventurous kids).
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I recommend trying Peter Tscherkassky, whose films "Outer Space" and "Instructions for a Light and Sound Machine" turn found footage into an assault on the senses.
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"Star Trek" fans who tune in for the popular series' launch on CBS "All Access" may notice some familiar earthly themes taking place in outer space.
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The Cold War had long stoked fears of nuclear destruction, and the Russians seemed to be winning the contest with their unsettling ascent into outer space.
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In Netflix's new movie, Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling, the cast of the hit 90s Nickelodeon cartoon comes back to earth from outer space in 2019.
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