Sentences with phrase «emptiness of space»

Piloting your ship through the vast emptiness of space evokes strategic thinking, hectic action and randomization which all perfectly combine into an experience that keeps you coming back for more.
They offer no guarantee of God, even though the three traditions considered here are accustomed to experiencing the sacred in the threatening emptiness of space.
If they can locate FRB beacons sitting at different cosmological distances, then according to Bing Zhang, an astrophysicist at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, it should be possible to measure the amount of matter spread out in the vast emptiness of space between us and the sources of the flashes.
The music that Kubrick uses during these scenes evokes the lonely emptiness of space but if Bowman or Poole feel melancholia, or any other emotion, then they don't show it.
Unfortunately, gameplay is also no different than in previous games except in one aspect: you fly through the 3D emptiness of space using your missiles and guns to complete a variety of objectives, most of which invariably end with destroying all enemies.
The vast emptiness of space means that such solutions are inefficient and sub-optimized for the content.
We also both talk a lot about emptiness of space and what it means to just be bored.
With an onboard version of the NICER telescope, a spacecraft could do the same thing with pulsars, which are relatively easy to spot in the vast emptiness of space: the new device would use three pulsars to calculate its position, then use a fourth to make sure it's correctly calibrated.
In the past decade, we learned something even more astounding: that the overriding gravitational influence in the universe comes not from matter but from a mysterious form of energy that suffuses the emptiness of space.
In the emptiness of space, light travels at a rock - solid 186,282 miles per second, and nothing can travel faster.
In the emptiness of space, however, photons can travel much farther.
These kinds of processes take a very long time in the emptiness of space, as there are very few collisions there.
And while it's true that brain science is still relatively nascent — we know more about the vast emptiness of space than our own brains — we are not in the dark.
Keen to seize a controlling stake in this as yet unconquered region, the global superpowers have raced to build orbital elevators, swiftly turning the emptiness of space into a tangle of surveillance satellite networks and military way stations.
This spiralling circle of deceit combined with the emptiness of space and some grand silences becomes quite terrifying.
The difference here is that rather than being attacked in the dark of a cave, the blobs must try and survive the emptiness of space.
However, Captain Kirk (Chris Pine) is finding the vast emptiness of space, and the pleasant work of the Enterprise, has brought on an existential crisis — he wonders who he really is, as the monotony begins to wear on him.
There are several excruciatingly slow 360 degree pans that show little more than the banality of time and the emptiness of space in Emily's lonely world.
Soon after its scattered particles had frozen into a solid mass one mile in diameter, it began streaking silently through the emptiness of space on an orbital voyage that carried it around a distant sun and halfway to the nearest stars again, a journey lasting many thousands of years from start to finish.
The B'on theogony of the Qinghai - Tibet Plateau's ancient Zhang Zhung culture relates that their «king of the gods» arrived from the emptiness of space in a «resplendent jeweled egg» of «lha of bright light,» at which time «in the sky there appeared dazzling lights, melodious sounds in space, and many other wonderful occurrences.»
The texture of the houses are the images themselves, reflecting a state of abandonment and emptiness of spaces.
The Blue Marble image showed the side of our Earth fully illuminated by the sun while suspended in the vast emptiness of space.

Phrases with «emptiness of space»

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