Sentences with phrase «asteroid in»

There are many common fears — fear of rejection, fear of closing, fear of sharks and fear of getting pinned under an asteroid in shallow, shark - filled waters.

Ms. D'Souza's concept involves wrapping an asteroid in a reflective film (referred to as a «body» solar sail).

Artist - Run is presented by Tiger Strikes Asteroid in partnership with SATELLITE.

About Kristopher Benedict: Kristopher Benedict's work has been exhibited in solo shows at Sue Scott Gallery in New York, Gallery Diet (now Nina Johnson) in Miami, Paris London Hong Kong in Chicago, Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Philadelphia, and the Goodyear Gallery at Dickinson College among other venues.

We also saw an asteroid in gold early on in our travels as well as what appeared to be a ceramic astroid.

Panar's works have been exhibited at Silver Eye Center for Photographer in Pittsburgh, ICP Triennial in New York, Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Philadelphia, Cleveland Museum of Art, and the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago.

He has exhibited throughout the United States, most recently at Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Los Angeles and the Erie Art Museum in Erie, PA..

Kristopher Benedict's work has been exhibited in solo shows at Sue Scott Gallery in New York, Gallery Diet (now Nina Johnson) in Miami, Paris London Hong Kong in Chicago, Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Philadelphia, and the Goodyear Gallery at Dickinson College among other venues.

She has exhibited in group shows the Northern Manhattan Art Alliance in Washington Heights, the N'Namdi Gallery in Detroit, Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Brooklyn and most recently was part of Bronx Calling: The Third AIM Biennial.

Her work has been shown internationally, including exhibitions with Thierry Goldberg Gallery in New York City and Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Brooklyn.

Holly is an artist member of the newest branch of Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Chicago.

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Paik also told me that in November he is opening a new branch of Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Bushwick.

Joy Curtis will have work in Drawing for Sculpture, curated by Courtney Puckett, at Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Brooklyn.

She has exhibited and performed both nationally and internationally, including Von Lintel Gallery and Tiger Strikes Asteroid in New York, The Wand in Berlin, Germany and the 1961 in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

999 years following the events of The UWN Superfluous» mission to save the earth the pieces of the asteroid in which the fabled ship destroyed crashed into Earth causing massive destruction and loss of life.

It's set on the dying world of Neo Kenya, a space colony that's set to collide with an asteroid in eight years.

You awake one day as a space rover on an asteroid in the middle of who - knows - where -LSB-...]

It's been a busy month for us at Armature Studio with the PS4 launch of Dead Star via PlayStation Plus, and while we have plenty to talk about, we want to kick this off with some extremely exciting news: the stars of Ratchet & Clank are coming to kick some asteroid in Dead Star across a series of community events!

In a case of life imitating art, the European Space Agency is working on an experiment designed to launch a projectile into space and collide with an asteroid in an effort to alter its path away from Earth.

Ryugu briefly dips inside Earth's orbit on each 1.3 - year lap around the Sun, making it a potentially hazardous asteroid in our celestial neighborhood.

As we did with Vesta Fiesta heralding the mission's arrival at the giant asteroid in 2011, i C Ceres will provide a forum and resources for events to be held across the country and around the world.

Researchers at the Breakthrough Listen initiative want to find out, and have begun observing the asteroid in an effort to determine if it's a naturally occurring object (unfortunately that's the far more likely scenario) or something else entirely.

The dwarf planet Ceres, also the largest asteroid in the solar system, is seen here in an amazing view from the Hubble Space Telescope.

NASA's working timeline for the Journey to Mars initiative includes testing an SLS launch in 2018 where an empty Orion vessel will orbit the moon, sending four astronauts to redirect an asteroid in the next ten years and finally sending a crew to Mars in the 2030s.

Here Love and Bowen practice climbing out of the Orion spacecraft and take samples from an asteroid in the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory at Johnson Space Center.

Lucy would visit an asteroid in the Trojan group of asteroids, which no other spacecraft has done yet.

The second most massive asteroid in the solar system, Vesta started off as a protoplanet.

In a Physics World special report on Japan, Dennis Normile reports on how the Japanese space agency JAXA plans to land a spacecraft onto an asteroid in 2018 to search for clues of how life began on Earth.

After the discovery of 2007 NS2, astronomers found the asteroid in old images from the LONEOS and LINEAR near - Earth object surveys dating back to 1998.

However, the astronomers took inspiration from Grigory Neujmin, the Russian astronomer who discovered the asteroid in 1916 and named it Gaspra after a health resort in Crimea.

That would have included not only Pluto and Eris, but also Pluto's moon Charon and Ceres, the largest asteroid in the belt between Mars and Jupiter.

THERE»S an asteroid in Jupiter's orbit around the sun that's going in the opposite direction — and it may have been doing so for more than a million years.

Follow - up observations may show whether the dust leaves the asteroid in the equatorial plane, which would be quite strong evidence for a rotational breakup.

(Hayabusa2, a Japanese mission, is expected to return from another asteroid in 2020, with around three - millionths of an ounce of dust.)

Once retrieved the tug would use the boulder's extra mass to act as a «gravity tractor,» orbiting the asteroid in such a way as to subtly change the asteroid's trajectory.

Then there's NASA's new focus on spaceships and huge rockets permitting human travel beyond the moon, with a visit to a near - Earth asteroid in the mid-2020s as the first big goal.

Japan's Hayabusa spacecraft visited Itokawa in 2005, and Bennu is the destination of NASA's OSIRIS - REx sample - return mission, slated to reach the asteroid in 2019.

Backtracking, they calculated that a single impact by a smaller asteroid could have blasted it all off the asteroid in February or March 2009.

It is a spacecraft that would scoop as much as 2 kilograms of rocky soil off a 600 - meter - diameter asteroid in 2020 and return the sample to the Utah desert in 2023 for laboratory analysis.

«An asteroid in the Earth - moon system would provide a safer destination to begin developing our capability for human deep space exploration,» says Chris Lewicki of Planetary Resources, a space - mining firm in Seattle.

NASA's new plan to capture a tiny asteroid in deep space and lodge it in the Earth - moon system so that astronauts can get their hands on it is certainly audacious.

For the last century, Ceres was known as the largest asteroid in our solar system.

NASA is currently in the early phases of a test mission with the European Space Agency to smash a spacecraft into a harmless 800 - metre asteroid in an attempt to deflect it.

Climate change research also got a warm reception — a 6 % spending increase spread out over 13 agencies — and NASA was excited to find a plan to kidnap a small asteroid in its budget proposal.

The asteroid, the researchers discovered, was comparable in size to Ceres — at 900 km across, the largest asteroid in the Solar System.

«With cheap, fast spacecraft,» says Guillochon, «we could send one out to every asteroid in the asteroid belt or to every Pluto - like object in the outer solar system.

62412 is only the 13th known active asteroid in the main asteroid belt.

Vesta, the brightest asteroid in our solar system, is the second - largest object in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

Once the spacecraft matches its velocity to the «fish» — the comet or asteroid in this case — it is ready to land by simply reeling in the tether and descending gently.