Sentences with phrase «lunar colonies in»
Lunar colonies in sci - fi usually have medium to high levels of bulls — in their economics.
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But space entrepreneurs are now attempting to capitalize on NASA's rekindled interest in lunar travel, coughing up a handful of proposals all leading to the commence of human colonies in our nearest neighbor in space.
While dreams of moon - bases and lunar colonies may have been ignited by the success of Apollo 11, our sole reliance on the government to forge our future in space has, unfortunately, left many disappointed with the pace of progress.
If actress Uma Thurman and I, both wearing sunglasses, meet for a private conversation over midmorning coffee, the news of our assignation will have saturated the globe and our lunar colonies by the time we — or she, more likely, given certain puzzling trends in my personal finances — has asked for the check.
As of now, the reason for the deposits is unknown, but the presence of oxygen in the lunar rock would make those sites attractive for future moon missions, even for human colonies, which could use the oxygen for breathing and as a rocket - fuel component.
Pluto Nash (Eddie Murphy) is one such lunar exile who formerly made his living outside the law, but has since gone straight and now runs the hippest nightclub in the moon colony known as «Little America.»
The Horizon Lunar Colony will provide a modern look at the setting shown in Winston's flashbacks during Recall.
Battle it out in the new stadiums, which are Battle Stadium, Sweet Sweet Kingdom, Dragon Palace, Lunar Colony and Urchin Underpass (from Splatoon), or returning arenas from past games — Wuhu Town from Mario Kart 7, Battle Course 1 from Super Mario Kart and Luigi's Mansion from Mario Kart Double Dash (one of my favourites from the series).
The Horizon Lunar Colony Map will be added to the game soon, in addition to the new low gravity Arcade mode and Custom Game option.
And the comparison would be economically apt if, rather than putting a man on the moon — which costs about $ 100 billion in today's dollars — President Kennedy's goal had been to build a massive lunar colony, complete with a casino where the Rat Pack could perform.
The winner of the Hugo Award in 1967, Heinlein's celebrated novel chronicles a Lunar city's revolution after years of serving as a penal colony for Earth.